Apple may delay release of the iPhone 3.0 operating system until the next version of the iPhone is ready. Guesses are putting the date somewhere in late June or early July.

If you love your Blackberry, but really wish it were pink, or yellow, or decked out in diamonds, Amosu can probably make the change for you.

The CrunchPad is a Linux-based, touch-screen tablet, about 18mm thick, running a Webkit based browser that may be available soon.

Opera 10, Beta 1 is available for download. Opera has been reworked with a focus on speed though it also sports a new look and a number of new features.

Saturday is the official release date for Palm’s Pre but Steven Levy of Wired.com got his early. He’s posted a review, with lots of pictures, so you can see what it does.

Apparently Microsoft thinks “netbook” is too catchy. They want to lengthen the name so they can define it more closely and charge you more for the operating system to put on it.

“Using Google App Engine” will help you get started with this platform by providing an overview of the technologies necessary.

MontaVista Software, Inc. is continuing support of Moblin with MontaVista Linux 6 Market Specific Distributions (MSDs) for Intel Atom processor-based platforms.

Apple may be doing only minor changes for the next release of the iPhone. It’s so far ahead of its competitors, a major update isn’t really needed, is it?

Smartbooks, something between a netbook and a smartphone, don’t seem to interest Microsoft enough to port Windows to ARM-based processors. This leaves the category open to Android, Linux, and other operating systems.