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As to be expected after the Terms of Service change that has plagued Adobe's iPhone intentions, Adobe is throwing in the towel for iPhone Flash app development.

The new Adobe CS5 (Creative Suite 5) is just around the corner for its final release. As an added perk, the developers have also bundled the whole package with a new cross compiler tool, which is going to let anyone convert their flash applications, into iPhone coded applications.

Green-House company based in Japan has has recently rolled-out their latest three new portable batteries that are designed for Japanese cell phones.

If you own a small business and want to run an ad in an iPhone app, hold onto your wallet-or at least wait until the initial excitement dies down.

Question: what's better than syncing iTunes using a USB cable and but yet isn't allowed by Apple? You got it: wireless syncing. And that's why we're saddened to hear that the originally named app 'Wi-Fi Sync' was rejected from the App Store. Fear not though, because it's now up for sale on the Cydia Store.

As I sat in the audience at Google's I|O conference yesterday morning, I watched Google VP of Engineering Vic Gundotra and others unveil Android 2.2 "Froyo," an ambitious upgrade to the company's mobile OS. Gundotra began the keynote by framing Android as a moral crusade against "a future where one man, one company, one device, one carrier would be our only choice."

Taiwanese site Apple.pro has managed to get hold of what it claims is the "next-generation iPhone 4G" in white color and posted the photos online. Before the color gets all you Apple fans excited, let us remind you that these photos are possibly of a fake iPhone model. But, since there's hardly a fortnight to Worldwide Developer Conference 2010 (which kick-starts on June 7), we might as well wait for it just to be sure.

Apple has announced that CEO Steve Jobs will be emceeing the company's annual Worldwide Developers Conference keynote on June 7 in San Francisco.

It's sure taken long enough, but it seems like computer-assisted ordering of food is FINALLY upon us! Not only can you order take-out food with your iPhone, but one restaurant chain is looking to fire its waitresses and replace them with an iPad on the dinner table.

Ahead of Apple's introduction of the iPhone 4G, AT&T is sold out of the iPhone 3G and stock won't be coming back in. Farewell old buddy, you had a good life.

Just how dirty will the war between Apple and Google get? Will Google respond to Apple's iOS iAds lock-out by locking Apple's people out of YouTube?

What will help Nokia retain its dominant position in an increasingly competitive smartphone market? A metallic phone with a TV seems to be its answer.

Apple has notified customers who were among the first to preorder an iPhone 4 that they can expect to receive the device by June 24, which is the official on-sale date for iPhone 4 in the U.S.

HTC smartphones designer has recently rolled-out their latest HTC Sense experience with the latest HTC Desire HDTM and HTC Desire ZTM Android-based smartphones.

Motorola has recently rolled-out their latest Motorola DROID PRO, a new, powerful, stronger and faster solution designed to meet both business and personal needs.

T-Mobile has recently rolled-out their latest T-Mobile Android available for less than $50.

Motorola has recently rolled-out their latest - Motorola ATRIX 4G, the only smartphone that allows you to carry the power of mobile computing inside your pocket.

The long-awaited Verizon iPhone will be available in February, and scores of new smartphone converts will finally be able to check their e-mail while brushing their teeth, play Plants vs. Zombies while chewing their morning muffins and carry out bank transactions while walking to work.

MOBILE PHONE MAKER Motorola Mobility posted a modest profit even though the firm missed its smartphone sales targets for the fourth quarter of 2010.