Nintendo bring photo printing service to Japanese Wiis through the new Wii Digicam Print Channel. The channel is only available for Japanese Wii consoles to access(for now), which gives wii owners the ability to upload images from their SD cards and receive customized prints, like photo books, business cards, etc. in the mail. This feature is making the Wii to be like a actual computer, but for people in North America, Europe, do expect the service to bounce through WiiWare Channel Downloads sometime in the future.

Nintendo Wii Photo Printing

The highly hyped game "The Conduit" is going to put more "smiles" on every Wii owner/first person shooter fan's faces. Adding a cherry to the desert, "The Conduit" will have 16 Mutiplayer-Online and WiiSpeak, other than Medal of Honor 2 as of right now, there is no other Wii game that have 16 multiplayers, can't wait for this one.

Quote from Kombo.com
"During today's E3 showing, we came across a bit of info that's sure to get Wii owners excited. High Voltage, developer behind The Conduit for the Wii, has revealed that the game will include an online multiplayer mode.

Even more, the team currently has a build that supports up to 16 players at once. They also revealed functionality with WiiSpeak, Nintendo's new communication peripheral unveiled at yesterday's press conference."

The Los Angeles Times posted an article on WiiFit shortages and the fact that people are getting plenty of exercise by trying to find a store that has it in stock. Wedbush Morgan Securities analysts, Michael Pachter, estimates that Nintendo shipped just 500,000 units of Wii Fit to the North America and around 2 million units to Europe. "The shortage demonstrates one consequence of the weak dollar. We're seeing companies ignore their largest market simply because they can make a greater profit elsewhere," Pachter said."They know that Americans will be just as fat a few months from now" when Nintendo will have more units available, he added. "So far, the Wii still has cachet," he said. "But the fact that consumers can't find a Wii or a Wii Fit is definitely a missed opportunity."

LA Times