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It's the end of the line for the original iPhone. If it means anything, Steve Jobs says sorry.

Sorry users of older iPhones and iPod Touches -- multitasking will not be for you. Steve Jobs says that they don't have the power.

Could the iPad be plagued with first-generation design woes?

James Cameron doesn't recommend watching Avatar on an iPhone or laptop.

Makers of rechargeable batteries are vying to help stop you from tossing dead batteries. Which is brand and technology is the best?

Here we go again.

Packaging, casing and just a smidgen of UI.

Five big name publishers are teaming up to try and take on Amazon's ebook store.

It's been mentioned here and there before, but John Carmack confirmed its development in a Doom Classic update.

Apple is supposedly developing a radio application for the iPhone and iPod Touch, unlocking the dormant FM hardware.

Turbine has dumped a huge wad of cash into a console-based MMOG.

Sony fires back that the BBC's Watchdog over a PlayStation 3 report.

While Apple's SDK is free, Sony's PSP SDK currently costs $1500, however that may change.

Silicon Xtal Corporation has filed a patent for an AO gaming console.

Duke Nuke 3D returns to Apple's App Store without any reasons why it disappeared.

Best Buy is trying to keep gamers from trading in older PS3 models for the new Slim.

John Carkack laid out the iPhone roadmap, announcing eight current and future titles...including a Rage-themed game.

Apple's Phil Schiller responds to an angry developer.

We've all heard about iPods and even iPhones overheating. What most of us don't know that it appears Apple tries to keep these kinds of occurrences on the down low.

Take your Hulu videos with you for offline viewing.

Chalk another one up for the Apple App scientists, as they have now rejected President Obama's HOPE poster for no apparent reason.

According to researchers at the University of St Andrews, the St. Andrews Air battery (STAIR) may be the ticket to a new era of laptops, mobile devices, and electric cars, discarding traditional chemicals and using air as a source of power.

Apple yesterday issued a warning to customers using its earbuds about a build up of static electricity that could result in a small electrical shock.

Not in the mood to hack the PSP? China Grabber offers a $90 clone that serves as an emulator, playing old classics found on Sega's MwgaDrive amd Nintendo's Famicom consoles.

With a just-released iPhone app and the USB Missile launcher, you too can terrorize co-workers without "theoretically" breaking the law.

What? Huh? There's Bluetooth in my touchy little iPod Touch? It's probably a given that many consumers had no idea the device has Bluetooth capabilities, remaining dormant... until now.

Is it an iPod Touch, or an iBomb? Apple is now facing a lawsuit regarding a boy's iPod Touch exploding in his pants. Is he sure that was Apple's device?

Could it be possible to recharge batteries in seconds rather than hours? Apparently, that's a definite "yes" according to MIT engineers after creating an electrical beltway.

Talk about entering cyborg territory: a Canadian filmmaker says that he plans to install a mini camera in his prosthetic eye.

While the PSP seems to be the black sheep of the current crop of gaming consoles (and apparently loved the least), there's quite a lot of buzz about its next incarnation, whether it's part of the x000 line or a sequel.