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If you like Wii Sports you’ll love Wii Fit. It’s like a fitness DVD, minus the effervescent surgically-enhanced Z-lister. But will it prove addictive or join the exercise bike in the cupboard?

Activities are split into four categories: Yoga, Balance, Aerobic and Muscle, predominantly based around a pressure-sensitive Balance Board, which works out your BMI and weight. You might be running around a park with fellow Miis, skiing around a slalom course , heading footballs or simply holding Yogic poses, but there’s heaps of activities to do - some more successful than others.

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When you hear about toys, you do not take them very seriously because only kids play with them. Actually, the story is a little different, as Horizon Fuel Cells is going to provide toy cars with small fuel cells. Their idea is to make educational toys because nowadays not many read books and what’s the best way to connect the people to the future technology?

According to Taras Wankewyecz, vice-president of Horizon Fuel Cells, the big plan of the company is to fund researches for boats and vehicles that can run on hydrogen-based technology.

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How do you like this for a MacBook dock? Made of machined aluminum, the Floater holds your laptop vertically while still allowing access to the disc drive and peripheral ports. Keeping your laptop in this orientation while you are connected to an external monitor and peripherals not only allows for sufficient cooling, but increases the space on your desk for other things you may keep close at hand in your home office.

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Today we have an extra special surprise for you, Courvoisier branded iPhones, BlackBerry 8800 and iPods. You see, I want to do something special for the ladies of the world, which is why I’m working with Complex Magazine to auction off these fine specimens on eBay come May 19. And if there’s one thing the ladies man likes, it’s Courvoisier.

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Microsoft Corp. will release Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3) to computer makers and some IT professionals next week, and it will offer it to all users via Windows Update April 29, two weeks from today, according to an internal schedule obtained by the Neowin.net Web site. Although others had previously pegged SP3’s release to the last half of April, Neowin’s dates are the most specific seen so far.

According to the site, the service pack will debut April 21, when it’s shipped to computer manufacturers, offered to volume licensing customers and posted for download on TechNet and the Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN), which are subscription services for IT staff and developers, respectively.

Most users, however, will first be able to obtain SP3 on April 29, when Microsoft lists it on Windows Update (WU) for download.

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