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According to a report in ComputerWorld, it seems that Microsoft will publish a few patches for its software, of which two are major fixes for Internet Explorer. We believe that these updates will be available on Tuesday 28 July at around 1pm ET. One of the new updates is a fix for the vulnerability in an ActiveX control for streaming video, apparently this problem has remained unpatched for more than a year, Microsoft did disable the ActiveX control to disable attacks. To see more details about the fixes being released at the head ComputerWorld for a detailed overview of two pages. [via

LG to S-Class as their OS and want everybody to be able to test it. To do so, they have created a downloadable widget that lets you play with the Class S OS on your computer. To work, simply visit the "downloadable widget" link above and follow the onscreen instructions. Once installed, you can play with the cube, which has 4 different sections of the menu that includes the desktop, widgets, games and multimedia. Simply scroll left or right to access the desired menu and press to load it up. It's kind of unique idea to allow users to download the entire

Bell Canada has started selling the 2372 Mifi Intelligent Mobile HotSpot Novatel Wireless. This battery powered unit uses the Bell network and provides new HSPA wireless connectivity simultaneously up to five devices / users located within 30 feet. The camera is also compatible with Windows, Mac and Linux, and offers download speeds up to 7.2 Mbps. The Novatel Wireless Mifi 2372 sells for $ 99.95 with a 3 year contract or $ 249.95 without a contract. [via techfresh]

For those who want to use wireless tethering on their DROID Motorola, it is now possible thanks to the users on the forums droid. For a time, it has been possible to use USB tethering to access the Internet, but now it is possible to use your DROID as a wireless router and allow multiple people to connect and share the data connection . The hack is courtesy of a user called webacoustics who managed to build a custom firmware from version 2.0.1. To run it requires root as might be expected, and a custom kernel and image recovery, but the

Chinese division of the Australian company, Optima, introduces the E-OP5 Mobile Internet Device (MID) that runs on Maemo Linux, which is normally found the Nokia device. The Optima OP5-E has a 4.3-inch 800 × 480 and a touch screen LCD 3 megapixel camera. It is stimulated by a Marvell PXA320 806MHz processor, 256MB Flash ROM and 128 MB of RAM. The 4.3-inch MID supports WiFi 802.11b / g, and CDMA2000 1X EV-DO 3G connectivity. There is also integratef GPS receiver and Bluetooth 2.0. The device has built-in speaker and microphone that lets you use it as a mobile phone. Optima OP5-E supports

Prices are likely to be under $ 15,000 (£ 9,000) a tad unthinkable a few years ago and will be widely used in conjunction with CAD to create three-dimensional plastic prototypes ahead of the final version, drawings large scale. So no, we do not talk quite print their own cars remote control for now. Hewlett Packard has announced it will release its first 3D printers in 2010 and they will be more affordable (on the scale of things now). HP will use Stratasys specialist to produce its models, even if it has not gone public on specific details on this point. "There

As you can imagine, there are no details on prices or information on the exact time the N900 will decrease in January. However, for those unwilling or unable to buy the handset outright, we guess Vodafone will offer the N900 free with a new contract - probably quite expensive about £ 35 per month on top - with a two year agreement. Your commitment gets you a 3.5-inch resistive touchscreen, sliding QWERTY keyboard, HSDPA / HSUPA and WiFi b / g, with Maemo 5 OS. There is also a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus and flash, Bluetooth, one of the best

Back in late November we first mentioned the Motorola Motus, since this post, we have not heard much about this handset, but we've heard it may be called the MB300, the Backflip or Enzo instead. What is somewhat unique about this handset is how the QWERTY keyboard is used, rather than dragging underneath the display is inversion, instead of from the underside of the handset, which means that when the keyboard is folded it is actually on full display on the underside of the handset. The specifications of the device are not too bad either, it features a 3.1 inch touch screen