Is it possible Steve Jobs bowing out of MacWorld 2009 because of health problems was just a cover story, and the real reason is just because Apple had nothing exciting to announce?

Anyone who's suffered through the zillionth RAZR retread knows Motorola is into recycling but this is taking it to a whole new level.

Cell Phone launches are pushed back all the time, but a launch date actually moving up? Can they even do that?

In an open letter to the "Apple Community", Steve Jobs has finally opened up about what's been causing his dramatic weight loss, and, at least if he's to be taken at his word, it's unrelated to the pancreatic cancer that nearly killed him a few years ago. Rather, his latest condition is being caused by a hormonal imbalance that is completely treatable:

You know a piece of tech has entered into pop culture when a hot chick wants to desecrate her body with it's image. 

This 23-year-old, Natalie "Kommodore" Thompson from Houston Texas decided to have the Google Android robot tattooed on her arm, not because she's such a fan of Android because she's such a big supporter of the idea of open source operating systems.

Anyway, I don't know if open source is around for good, but appears that tattoo is. 

Would watching a cheesy PSA make you less or more likely to wear a rubber during sex?

That's what the National Institutes of Health is trying to assess, as they've given a $2 million grant to Rachel Jones, a faculty member at Rutgers College to study if viewing a specially made soap opera on a cell phone will convince New Jersey woman ages 18-25 to use condoms. The control group in the study of 250 woman will just receive text messages urging sex safe. 

It looks like some Apple executive got really pissed trying to type on his iPhone in cold weather.

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Okay, calling a real handbell, let alone a virtual one a musical instrument is a stretch, but Melody Bell lets anyone, save that little kid apparently, play it like a pro.

What's the secret? Well instead of having to read normal sheet music, the note letters are listed in plain English and all you have to do is scroll the letters horizontally and shake your iPhone to make that musical note come out. 

Does a product have to exist for someone to sell accessories for it?

That's the question peculating after well known iPhone case manufacture Vaja posted a coming soon listing for a iPhone Nano case. XSKN, another iPhone case manufacture posted a similar listing on their site.

The main complaint people have about the iPhone is it's not big enough and doesn't take up enough space. No? That's not true? Well I have no idea then, why anyone would want a giant external keyboard to work with an iPhone. I have a feeling anyone who can afford an iPhone, also owns a desktop or a laptop and if you're working with a big keyboard you might as well be looking at a big screen.