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Zero260, a new mobile experience studio, has launched its first family of iPhone applications around the concept of "Feedds." Feedds are the a way for a mobile user to share and view photos with other mobile users.

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a leading technology concept. It is not just something coming in the distant future, AI systems are everywhere around us, it already involved in our daily life in the form of virtual environment.

The latest to surface-or resurface-involves a purported concept photo of what's said to be an "iPhone Nano," a more or less three-quarter-size version of the Apple iPhone.

When Google (GOOG) released its Nexus One concept phone last weekend to some of its employees, the blogosphere and industry pundits went on a feeding frenzy: Would Google try and release its own wireless phone and compete directly with its existing carrier customers?

A few years ago the concept of a "smartphone" was virtually unheard of. There were a few phones on the market performing some interesting technological tricks, one that springs immediately to mind is the Palm Trio. Basically, a Palm Pilot capable of performing a few phone functions.

Rumors have it that Microsoft is developing a new PC concept described as being "tablet-sized" and loaded with many touch-sensitive features.

Google project ara modular phone is a concept where a Smartphone made of different modules. All those modules can work independently and coordinate with the other modules.

The creators of the upcoming Seek 'n Spell game for the iPhone sent a word along letting us know that it was submitted for review into the AppStore.

The iPhone has some wonderful strengths as a gaming machine, along with some very serious flaws. The lack of a physical controller means that developers are forced to use tilt and touch controls for their games, which has lead to some interesting control solutions. That means it can be tough to create a straightforward port of existing titles. Konami is forgoing the usual clone titles and tower defense games for its first jump onto Apple's "gaming platform," bringing both Dance Dance Revolution and Silent Hill titles to the iPhone. This is a much riskier strategy than creating more casual-friendly puzzle or word games;

What's this? An iPhone running on the Linux operating system? It was only a matter of time.

While we at TechRadar are cramming our faces with Christmas fun, the rumour mill seems unwilling to stop turning, and it seems the old stalwart, Apple, is again after the headlines with the iPhone Nano popping up once more.

What will be the lasting impact of Apple's iPad? Some argue the iPad will do for tablet computing what Apple's iPod did for digital music and MP3 players. Is this a good or bad thing? Apple's big reveal Thursday, complete with independent iPad reviews and the debut of thousands of iPad apps, has only fueled the sport of Apple musing on this topic.

Marc Fleury (of JBoss fame) and Mark Spencer (of Digium fame) have a significant side project: turning us all into couch potatoes, but doing it with open source.

Ro, a $2 puzzle game from Roamular, is as difficult to describe as it is, well, difficult. It's a very challenging puzzler with a unique game mechanic that I hadn't seen before. Though I wanted-and tried, desperately-to love this game, I'm regrettably unable to recommend it. It's the wrong kind of hard, where extra experience with the game doesn't seem to make it much easier.