LED Light networks have been under development for sometime, but the Fraunhofer Institute for Telecommunications, Heinrich Hertz Institute HHI in Berlin, Germany has now been pushing the technology to its limits and is hoping to create a 800Mbps WLAN using the LED light network technology.

The worlds largest social networking site is expanding its presence here in the UK, the company is moving to new offices in Covent Garden in London, and it will be renting a 36,000 square foot listed building in the area.

A creative team has used 250 Canon cameras to create a flashgun wall display for the Japanese band Androp. The 250 Cancon Cameras, each fitted with a flash, were then strapped to a frame wall and connected together. Then programmed to fire at controlled intervals to create an impressive and innovative light show behind the band. Watch the videos after the jump to see the array in actions and being setup.

Its been discovered that Microsoft has quietly enabled music streaming through its new Skydrive cloud service on Mango devices, allowing you to stream music content directly from your Skydrive account to your Zune for example.

The other day the world’s first Windows Phone 7 Mango smartphone was unveiled, the Toshiba Fujitsu IS12T which will debut in Japan on mobile carrier KDDI in September.

Ideum have today unveiled details of their new MT-55 Platform multitouch table which they say is the largest and thinnest multitouch table currently available. The MT-55 is equipped with a 55″ 1920×1080 HD  low-iron 5mm tempered glass surface display that has a 5,000,000:1 contrast ratio multitouch screen with a wide 178-degree viewing angle.

Back in May Google showed of their latest version of their Google TV which was running Android 3.1 Honeycomb, and now it looks like we could be getting closer to the release of Honeycomb 3.1 on the Google TV.