Our iPhone 1.1.3 news has been blowing up the Internet. Quite a few people think the images in our iPhone 1.1.3 image gallery were fake, so we figured, why not put up a video? Here is our video proof that iPhone 1.1.3 firmware is, in fact, real. Any questions you want answered about it? Let us know in our iPhone 1.1.3 thread.

At Gnomedex 7.0, we caught up with Stacy Wolff of HP. This is the man in charge of designing all those shiny (literally) new laptops we have been seeing come out of Hewlett-Packard. We talk to Stacy about product design in a day and age where fashion can be just as important as function - after all, Apple has turned computers into accessories. Stacy shows us the thought process behind a couple of new consumer-level and professional-level HP notebooks in this video.

Britain’s leading promoter and newest world champion may be in the opposing corner, and they are probably in the majority among fighting men, but, like it or not, women boxers will be doing their best to belt bits off each other when the bell rings for the London Olympics in 2012.

As someone who has covered boxing for many years I suppose I should be in the anti- camp but actually I am pleased it has got on to the Olympic agenda, not least because sportswomen these days surely are as much entitled as men to utilise their strength, skill and, yes, aggression, in an activity that demands the ultimate in fitness and dexterity. So they might get hurt? Well, don’t they in judo and tae kwon do, both perfectly acceptable as Olympic pursuits for both sexes?

Back in the early Nineties, when women first pulled on the gloves in Britain, one of the organisers of the inaugural female national championships, Sue Atkins, declared: “People have this image of two dykes with shaved heads slugging it out. This is not what it is about.” Indeed not. Mick Gannon, the ex-Amy PTI who is Britain’s national coach, says: “These girls are boxers but they are also ladies. They don’t have the animal aggression or explosive power of men… I look upon women’s boxing as a form of dance routine with skill.”

The film Million Dollar Baby certainly raised the profile of women’s boxing, as did the achievements in the ring of Laila Ali, Muhammad’s daughter (he didn’t want her to box either) who has now retired, face and faculties intact, to have a baby.

I agree with Lucy O’Connor, 29-year-old, Euro medallist and a Royal Navy lieutenant who is married to a service boxing coach, and says the traditional stigma that has been attached to women’s boxing has now gone. “People are starting to appreciate it’s a technical sport, a thinking woman’s sport as well as a thinking man’s sport. It’s not a barbaric duel, more like chess in the ring.” The hope is that is the image which will be portrayed in London by a handful of the 650 women boxers in this country and competitors from other nations where the sport is more popular.

Of course the British Medical Association will have apoplexy, but remember this is amateur boxing, complete with headguards, breast protectors and a limit of four two-minute rounds. There has has not been a serious injury at amateur level in the men’s game for years. The traditionalists, and chauvinists, may not like it,but it is right that fisticuffs and the fair sex can now go hand in boxing glove in the Games. Sporting equality supposedly is what they are about, so seconds out – and women in.

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We were pleasantly surprised at this Computex 2008 when we saw Gigabyte’s new convertible tablet, the M912. At $650, with an 8.9-inch screen and 160gb HDD, it promises to be an excellent competitor to the HP Mini-Note. Gigabyte’s Brendon Lo says that the M912 should be out by July 2008. We’re looking forward to getting our hands on one!

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Let me rephrase that. He *would* win POY, because voters, whether for POY or Oscars or President, seem to have trouble remembering anything over a month or two ago, and many are tired of Tiger winning it almost every year. Rosaforte on TGC just said it would be a no-brainer. But would he deserve it?

Here’s a comparison for the year.