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Microsoft Surface is the first commercially available surface computer from Microsoft. Beginning April 17, customers can experience Microsoft Surface in select AT&T retail locations, including stores in New York City, Atlanta, San Antonio and San Francisco. Based on the success and learning from these initial pilot deployments, plans for further expansion across AT&T's 2,200 U.S.-based retail stores will be determined.

It seems that each generation is defined in part by the medium through which they listened to their music. From records to tapes to CDs, each new audio source has provided vast improvements in sound quality and portability. Since the advent of the mp3 audio file, music no longer has to exist in the tangible realm. With the ability to transport thousands of songs in a package the size of a matchbook, the Apple iPod has taken the world of portable music by storm. Now that these miniature jukeboxes have become the standard for portable music, www.iPodMiniMall.com has launched to provide all the accessories necessary to make the most of these amazing little devices.

Specialty retailer Brookstone announced today it is taking pre-orders for the new iHome iP99, the first iPhone clock radio designed specifically to dock, charge and play both the iPhone and all docking iPod models. iHome, a division of SDI Technologies and leading worldwide manufacturer of award-winning iPod accessories, is set to launch the new iP99 iPhone clock radio at Brookstone on June 1. Brookstone is one of only two retailers that will carry the iP99 iPhone speaker system throughout the summer. Beginning today and until the product launches June 1, Brookstone is offering free shipping to any customer who pre-orders the iP99 iPhone clock radio from a Brookstone store or online at http://www.brookstone.com.

There's a new boy in town, the Apptism, a new iphone applications directory that promises a new home for all, rejected and not rejected every application is listed, documented and catalogued in its section.

Apple is in talks some of the major music labels over a deal that would allow next-generation iPhone owners to purchase music tracks directly from the handset over cellular wireless networks, according to the New York Times.