Thanks to a change in Apple's iPhone Developer Program License Agreement, Adobe has decided to abandon the iPhone app building technology included in Flash CS5. More »

iPhone OS 4.0 Beta 2 slipped into the iPhone Dev Center earlier, but unless you're a developer and really need to test apps, it's best to skip this extra buggy beta and just keep playing around with the first. More »

Meet Rana Sobhany. She puts together some great beats using only two iPads and some apps. No laptop or synth needed—this gal's an iPad DJ. More »

The latest item in Google's shopping spree is Agnilux, a small and somewhat mysterious startup full of former Apple, TiVo, and P.A. Semi employees. Few details are available about the acquisition, but it looks like a good deal for Google. More »

Even armed with a Wiimote, the BotJunkie junkies couldn't shake the 300-cycle-per-second Adept Quattro, the world's fastest-pick and-place robot. Watch this video and imagine how quickly it could fill up one of those state quarter maps. [BotJunkie via PopSci] More »

Oh my! The folks at BGR have gotten their hands on a BlackBerry 9670. Apparently there'll be more details about the CDMA-based, clamshell device coming soon, but for now there are plenty of pictures to sift through. [BGR] More »

We took apart the next iPhone. More »

They won't be terribly fast—they'll swim 59 feet per minute and crawl 98 feet per minute—and they'll cost $18 million to develop, but aquatic robots like this might one day aid underwater search and rescue efforts. More »

Apple's quarterly earnings reports provide a rare opportunity for financial analysts to publicly pose questions to Apple executives. Today, no one granted an audience asked about Apple's lost iPhone. More »

The HP Compaq Airlife 100 certainly looks pretty. But the more we find out about the specs, the more I'm doubting this first-wave smartbook. More »

Apple's only mention of any kind of new iPhone hardware (besides the letter they sent us), and mentions of "future product transitions" during its live earnings call: Apple COO Tim Cook made a single reference to "new hardware" for the iPhone. More »

Apple sold 8.75 million iPhones in the last three months. That's over double what they did a year ago—the most quarterly ever—and how Apple nearly doubled profits: Up 90 percent for their best ever non-Christmas quarter. Updated live. More »

A controlled leak? The lost iPhone planted by Apple? You have no idea how Apple PR works—and how, like it or not, Gizmodo finally beat them at their own game. More »

The interest in the tale of Apple's next iPhone is melting our servers and causing some technical difficulties. As a result, we had to temporarily shut off our comments system. More »

Oh hello, pretty. This appears to be Microsoft's upcoming Project Natal, complete with instructions, as seen by someone hired to test its speech recognition. More »

Devon claims that their $15,000 Tread 1 watch, a motorized, belt-driven contraption, is "a big, bold sexy declaration of independence from the status quo." The status quo, in this case, being affordable, legible, sensible timepieces. But all those belts. More »

It's such an obvious question: Why couldn't Apple track this phone down? As it turns out, they may have had two chances to get it back—and blown them both. More »

The latest beta of iPhone OS 4.0 is ooout. Besides desperately needed bugfixes, wonder what else is new? [Apple] More »

This is the Giovannoni Washlet. And while I don't recognize exactly what each component of its feature set is supposed to do, I do know what awesome sounds like. And "tornado flush" sounds awesome. More »

For this week's Photoshop Contest, I asked you to help Microsoft take aim at some demographics other than hipsters. And while technically these entries fit that criteria, I'm not sure how many phones they'd sell. Yikes. More »