HP has announced the $399 Photosmart eStation printer (previously known as the HP Zeen). The Photosmart comes with a 7 inch Android tablet that can be used to interact with the printer controls. The tablet is removable and you can use it to surf the web and download applications too.

One of Twitter’s biggest flaws today is the ability to find users to follow based on your interests. Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) has created an interesting solution to help Twitter take care of this dilemma. Now when you search for specific keywords on Bing.com/social, you will be able to find recommendations of influential Twitter users that pertain to those keywords.
Twitter current has over 145 million registered accounts.

Nokia Corporation (NYSE:NOK) was originally planning to launch the Nokia N8 by the end of this month, but it turns out that the phone has been pushed back to October so the company can make “some final amends.” The company is seeing a strong pre-order demand so it makes sense that the company is extremely concerned about its perfection. Below is the full statement about the delay:

Hewlett-Packard Company (NYSE:HPQ) and Oracle Corporation (NASDAQ:ORCL) have come to an agreement. There is no more litigation over the appointment of Mark Hurd as the president of Oracle. Hurd is the former CEO of Hewlett Packard, but he was fired for supposed sexual relations with a company contractor.

Yahoo! Inc. (NASDAQ:YHOO) owns several patents that is related to Google Instant. Yahoo! SVP of search and a former search product leader at Google Shashi Seth created a similar service five years ago.

Everyone’s favorite video player is now available on everyone’s favorite tablet computer. That’s right. VLC Media Player has been approved for the Apple iPad. Best of all, VLC Media Player for the iPad has all codecs built-in. You can download it from here: [iTunes Link]

Mail.com Media Corporation (MMC) has sold the Mail.com e-mail service and domain name to United Internet AG. United Internet AG is a multi-billion dollar Germany Internet service provider. The amount is rumored to be at about $50 and $100 million.

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) has plans to acquire a Swedish facial recognition company called Polar Rose. The facial recognition software created by Polar Rose can be used in the cloud, Android platform, iPhone platform, or on a computer.