Could Apple be giving the iPhone 3G the slip, replacing the $US99 model with an 8GB iPhone 3GS? It certainly seemed plausible when we first heard about it, and now a forum-dweller has received packaging suggesting it could be true. More »
MacRumors has uncovered a 2007 trademark application from a secret Apple off-shoot, which may point at being related to the iSlate, either as an alternative product name or service. [MacRumors]
The curvaceous, sexy tablet from Notion Ink has some serious gender issues, as the company has named it “Adam”. It’ll still be the first tablet to use a Pixel Qi screen, Notion Ink’s hoping, despite its June release date. More »
Almost makes you like the Storm more, right? I’m guessing the (presumably resistive) touchscreen was so shoddy that the trackball was actually a required addition. Thank goodness this prototype didn’t leave the R&D department. [PocketBerry via CrackBerry]
It’s on my list of Things To Do Before I Die, but like most inclusions I fear watching a time lapse video is the closest I’ll ever get. What a marvellous view. [TWAN via Boing Boing]
Yes, your eyes are deceiving you, LG’s not licensed the StarTAC design. Phew. That telescopic antenna doesn’t just harp back to ye olden days though, it also receives a digital TV signal, one of the first US DTV devices. More »
It may not offer the toehold-challenge of traditional rock climbing, but then, traditional rock climbing doesn’t usually come with a pay cheque. These climbers have been employed to scale huge wind turbines for maintenance, which is green in so many ways. More »
