A round up of some of the more noteworthy games and hardware from the 2009 E3 expo in Los Angeles.

O2, the only network on which the iPhone is available, has said that existing iPhone owners will not be able to upgrade to the new phone until their contracts have expired. Since iPhone contracts last at least 18 months, that could leave them with a long wait.

The first titles for Sony's Blu-ray Disc high definition format, which will be the format employed by the PlayStation 3, have been revealed, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (SPHE) president, Benjamin S. Feingold, announced today. The initial slate of 20 titles will be released by SPHE and MGM Home Entertainment this spring in conjunction with the launch of hardware manufacturers' first Blu-ray Disc products at retail. Some of the films set for BD include The Fifth Element, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Desperado, For a Few Dollars More, The Guns of Navarone, Hitch, House of Flying Daggers, A Knight's Tale, Kung Fu Hustle, The Last Waltz, Legends of the Fall, Resident Evil Apocalypse, Robocop, Sense and Sensibility, Stealth, Species, SWAT and XXX. Most of the movies will be pressed on the 25 GB (single-layer) discs, while Black Hawk Down and The Bridge on the River Kwai will be available on 50 GB, dual-layer Blu-ray Discs this summer.

The first draft of version three of the GNU General Public License was released to the public this afternoon. Major improvements touted in version three include changes designed to mitigate the damage posed by new threats to free software such as software patents. One individual stated about the release: 'It is changes in law, not computer technology, that pose the principal challenges to the free software community. Chief among these changes has been the unwise and ill-considered application of patent law to software. Software patents threaten every free software project, just as they threaten proprietary software and custom software. Any program can be destroyed or crippled by a software patent belonging to someone who has no other connection to the program.

Gamers, get ready for your close-up.

Steven Spielberg was on hand to introduce a prototype camera Monday that can be used as a controller for the Xbox 360. Codenamed "Project Natal," the camera can track a player's full body movement while responding to commands, directions and a shift of emotion in voice without the need for a controller.

Details of Sony's new PSP Go have leaked ahead of the company's Tuesday press conference in a big way, with photos and videos now widely circulating on the Internet. And while we don't yet have a comprehensive list of the new PSP's feature list, the leaked info gives us a pretty good idea of what we can expect--including hints of several new games.

A lot of people adored Pixar Animation Studios' 2008 dystopian robots-in-love story, "Wall-E." But one loosely connected organization can probably lay claim to being the biggest, or at least the most dedicated, group of fans.

Wikipedia has banned contributions from the Church of Scientology to end a long-running dispute over the editing of Scientology-related articles on the site.

The online encyclopaedia, which is edited by users, has ruled that all IP addresses owned and operated by the Church of Scientology and its associates are to be blocked as if they were open proxies.

"Millions of women may be jogging their way to sagging breasts as they set off on New Year fitness regimes without suitable bras, research suggests."

The story continues with:

"They found breasts moved in a 3D figure of eight and that uncontrolled movement strained fragile tissues and ligaments. The study suggested as a woman runs a mile, her breasts bounced 135m."

Microsoft may have been playing catchup to the iPod ever since it launched the Zune, but the Zune HD, which today materialised from a rumour to a real product, looks to be a rather nice piece of iPod Touch-baiting hardware.