They’ve demoed it, explained why it was delayed, and now the crafty hackers of the iPhone Dev Team have finally released all the tools you need to unlock a 3G iPhone.

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New sales figures show Nintendo commanding the console wars, as the Wii overtakes the Xbox 360 as the highest-selling console in the US, while the hugely successful DS Lite continues to lead the pack overall.

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BlackBerry hasn’t made anything official yet, but word is out that Verizon’s preparing a rival to AT&T and Apple’s Visual Voicemail for the iPhone, pushing it out on a range of devices, including the BlackBerry Thunder.

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Get a close-up gander at Sony’s first ever digital noise-cancellers. They boast a 99% reduction in ambient babble, and pack all the luxuries you’d expect from top of the range ear-goggles.

We’re talking stunning design, adapters for all sorts of audio sources, and a monitor button to dip in and out of your silenced bubble. Take a look, and stay tuned for a full review soon.

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We’ve been aware that a proper touch screen Nokia phone is wending its way to market soon, but according to a company bigwig we shouldn’t expect a super-duper high-end handset that only the well-heeled will be able to afford: this is going to be a mass market mobile.

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Forget about the iPhone 3G for a minute - Apple’s bread and butter still resides in computers, and a bumper year across the pond has seen its sales soar 38.1 percent. The Cupertino-based outfit is now the third largest computer manufacturer in the US, claiming an 8.5 percent share of the market. Only Dell and HP can boast fatter shares (31.9 percent and 25.3 percent respectively). So now you know.

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We’ve just taken delivery of our spanking new Limbo String machine and are now stocking up on Red Stripe and Rum, on the lookout for ready jerked chicken and trawling the speciality aisles for ackee - Rain or shine we’re going to have some weekend.

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Cuisinart’s steely Ice Cream maker can churn out two litres of freshly frozen home made ice cream in just 25 minutes and its bombproof metal design is guaranteed for 5 years.

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