Cameras, much like everything in technology, is getting smaller and smaller. So small, in fact, that you might not be able to see them until it's too late. Such is the case with Digital Cowboy's latest little baby, the DVR-BP, a spy pen camcorder that not only records, but also writes. Check it out in the full article, to see just what you can use if your last name is Bond and you have a awesome car in the garage.

Want your own media always on the go? No problem. That's certainly a thing of the past now that Sony has a new offering. Their Blu-Ray DVR can let you rip TV shows into your very own PlayStation Portable or even Walkman in just minutes. Find out the details in the full article.

The Solutions Research Group (SRG) has recently posted the results of a study taken from October 2007 to February 2008. Among other details, the study indicates that women are very much interested in today's tech. More so, surprisingly, than the guys. The details of this research are in the full article.

The Xbox 360 has XBL Live Video Marketplace. The PlayStation 3 will get PlayTV and BD Live. Will the Wii have something to offer in this arena soon? A new patent by A-Ha! Toys seems to be pointing at that idea. Full story after the "read more" link below.

The Xbox 360's hard drive is often a point of discontent for both gamers and developers alike. A recent rumor that a 60 GB SKU is coming finally has industry analyst Michael Pachter toss in his two cents, saying that the 20GB hard drive "is no longer sufficient." Check out the full article for the rest of the story.

Developer Winnydows has recently announced the release of an update for the Xvid4PSP 5.029 final homebrew video converter.

This new build will carry several fixes for bugs that were causing the application to randomly crash. Details on the update and version 5.029 final are in the full article.

Download: Xvid4PSP 5.029 Final update

Aside from the announcement of Skype on the Sony PlayStation Portable and Bill Gates' final keynote, the Consumer Electronics Show 2008 was big for both consumers and companies alike. Records were set, and a lot of firsts happened this CES. Check out the full article to learn more.

TiVo Inc. has just announced that it has struck a deal with image sharing website Photobucket and Google's Picasa Web Albums that will give consumers the ability to view and share photos.

The company also mentioned that the photos will be displayed at the highest possible resolution, which means that TiVo Series3 and TiVo HD subscribers will be able to enjoy their photos in high definition. More details via the "read more" link below.

After offering the FiOS TV video-on-demand service (aside from its affordable internet service) since 2005 to its loyal subscribers, Verizon is announcing their plans to further expand their channel library by increasing their HD channel count (up to 150 channels, including sports and multicultural programming), as well as increasing the available number of HD content in the FiOS VOD.

Verizon also intends to beef up the value of their service next year, by enhancing the Home Media DVR function with new features such as being able to record HD programming, and being able to watch them from any HDTV connected to the Verizon FiOS HD box...as long as the TV is under the same roof as the DVR, of course.

    

We haven't heard much about Microsoft Xbox 360's IPTV option these days, but a handful of revealing screenshots show that IPTV may be installed in Xbox 360 consoles soon... very soon, in fact.

For those who still aren't aware about Microsoft's upcoming IPTV service, it's basically an Xbox 360 application that delivers broadcast-quality video on demand, and offers services more commonly found on VOD subscriptions, such as DVR and picture-in-picture view, among others.

So what happened with the IPTV plan, and what's taking it so long? We don't know, but the tipster pictures sent to Xbox360 Fanboy may be an indication that the project is well underway. Aaron sent his Xbox console for repairs, and when he got it back he found a new option in the Dashboard. The option has gibberish for a name, but has a telling TV icon to the left.

Not satisfied with that clue? Check out the subsections under the new category. There are options pertaining to live TV functions (such as pausing), on-demand movies, and chat while watching TV. All options do sound like IPTV functions. None of them work when selected, however, and only leads to an error message.

Certainly an exciting (and intriguing) rumor, and we can't wait to see if the above screenshots are truly legit and if we're going to see the service take off in the near future.