The 3G iPhone has been outed, but what else was on display in Steve Jobs’ keynote? We’ve pulled out all the hottest news nuggets, or you could read a blow-by-blow rundown of the whole thing.

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UPDATE: It seems the pricing for the iPhone 3G on Pay As You Go tariffs has leaked. Check it out here.
UPDATE: Apple’s TV ad for the iPhone 3G is online. Have a look here.
UPDATE: O2 just announced their tariffs for the 3G iPhone in the UK. They’re surprisingly good. Pay enough, and you’ll even get [...]

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Hello Apple fanciers, and welcome to our live coverage of Steve Jobs’ WWDC 2008 keynote.
The Apple boss is due on stage at 6pm GMT, but we’ll be reporting the run-up to his speech as well as the main event.
Still not sure what WWDC is all about? Then check out our guide. In short, we’re expecting [...]

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After the flurry of activity around mini machines at Computex, some more details about Dell’s diddy laptop and its less than normal keyboard have emerged.

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Toy manufacturer Megabrands are bringing a whole new range of “put-it-together-yourself” toys for those who include patience amongst their virtues, and the star amongst this new breed called Struxx is the impressive 500 piece prehistoric beast called Robotrixx.

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Poor old OutCast. He’s a talented wireless speaker from Soundcast that can stream music from your iPod or hi-fi without the all the hiss and dropouts, but with a ten-hour battery and no cables, he’s destined for a life outdoors.

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With not long to go until Nokia launches the new E71 and E66, a sneaky forum user managed to stumble on across user demos for both Nok devices. Feast your eyes on the details below.

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Deep-sea swimming robots are nothing new, yet suffer a significant drawback in that they have to re-surface to communicate and share information. This problem kick-started the development of Robofish at the University of Washington over five years ago and progress, we hear, is going swimmingly.

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