Like any good pundit, I took a stab at what Apple might present today at WWDC. And like everybody else, I was mostly wrong! New iPhone? Check. But take a look at everything Apple left on the table. UPDATED: More »

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AT&T's upgrade offer for iPhone 4 is "generous," as Steve Jobs put it. Any iPhone owner eligible for an upgrade any time this year can upgrade immediately—up to six months early. But maybe you shouldn't. More »

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Five point security Torx, like old Nintendo carts. [Via Arn] More »

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Now that iPhone 4 is official, it's clear where the iPad is gonna be heading. Steve Jobs even gave us a couple clues. More »

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Apple's next iPhone has finally been re-revealed. It's called iPhone 4 and it's just about everything we'd expected. Here are the best bits of news and information—aside from Steve Jobs' WWDC meltdown: More »

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Most of the media is getting their hands on the iPhone 4 for the first time. So what do they think? The screen seems like the biggest standout feature, but then again, no one could really test the camera. More »

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We're getting a video-calling feature called FaceTime on the iPhone 4, but how does it look? Here's a look at Steve Jobs' demo earlier today. [Slashgear] More »

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If all our Apple coverage is too much for you to handle, there's a way to make it stop: Tag filters. By editing the Gizmodo URL you visit, you can control the content you see—or don't see. More »

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If you'd asked me before today what a bumper is, I would've said a part of a car—but according to Apple, a bumper is now an iPhone 4 case which comes in six colors. We're talking white, pink, orange, green, blue and black. It's got holes on the left-hand side for the three buttons, and will come in at $29 when it goes on sale in June. [MacRumors] More »

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WWDC keynotes are usually carefully orchestrated affairs. But you might have just read in our live blog how Steve Jobs had to bail on a demo because of network trouble. Awkward. More »

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Steve Jobs usually saves the meatiest bit of his keynotes for the end. But WWDC's "One More Thing" was a little tame: FaceTime, a video chat system for iPhone 4. So, what's special about FaceTime, and how does it work? More »

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Along with HD video recording, the iPhone 4 is getting a way to edit it right on the phone itself: iMovie for iPhone. More »

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Steve Jobs mentioned an all-new "Retina Display" for the iPhone 4. But what exactly is a "Retina Display?" Apart from a marketing buzzword, it's essentially a high-end screen with four times as many pixels in the same screen real estate. More »

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We already showed you the new iPhone from every angle, inside and out. Today, Steve Jobs re-revealed it, telling us about the remaining details. Here's the exhaustive guide to all the features of the new iPhone 4. More »

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We knew that Netflix had grand plans for the future and today we know what they are: An iPhone app. A full version of Netflix in an iPhone app. More »

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iBooks just got a decent-sized update, bringing native PDF support (yes!) as well as bookmarks. Your PDFs will get their own seperate bookshelf. The update drops later this month. [Image credit GDGT] More »

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Do you know why you can't concentrate on one thing at a time? Why you can't get engaged with your family? Why you need to check your email every five minutes? Because gadgets and multitasking are screwing up your brain. More »

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Curious about what WWDC will bring? If our meta-liveblog is too overwhelming for you, then you can pick just the right dose of WWDC news for yourself by following along on Twitter or Facebook: More »

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Melbourne is famed for having four seasons in one day, so it's only fitting that a 14m (diameter-wise) animated scale model of the sun should be suspended in the sky, controllable with an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch. More »

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UK cell carrier Orange always puts out a publicity-garnering concept device before the Glastonbury Festival to drum up chatter about its sponsorship. This year's? Cellphone-charging Wellies. More »

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