If there’s a new or rehashed iPhone rumour, it must surely be a day of the week ending in Y, with the latest suggesting a 4-inch screen will finally arrive, a new design will also come (but no teardrop shape), and perhaps a restoration of the iPhone launch to the US summer timeframe.

Not long after the latest round of “iPhone 5 coming September” rumours rolled around has come 9to5Mac with a typically slightly fuzzy pic of what’s claimed to be the iPhone 5.

The question of whether the iPad 2 will feature a 1024x768 resolution screen as it does now, or will it a Retina-esque 2048x1536 res screen instead is consuming the blogosphere, with some believing you won’t see the higher-res screen until the iPad 3!

There is no truth to the following iPhone 4 rumour.  In fact, I created it.

When Steve Jobs announced the iPad, the word was that it would arrive in late March for the Wi-Fi version, and 30 days after that for one with inbuilt 3G, but while one analyst says the iPad will be delayed, a news report suggests that March 26 will be the day the iPad arrives in stores after all.

As Wednesday's Apple event grows ever closer, new information and rumors continue to trickle out about the tablet computer everyone expects. The latest have to do with content, games, operating system, and Steve Jobs's opinion.

Twitter is the hottest Internet social networking property right now. Apple has a ton of spare cash. So are the rumours true, can Apple really be about to buy Twitter for US $700 million?

Yesterday the blogosphere and Twitterverse were buzzing with yet more rumours of the possible death of poorly Apple CEO Steve Jobs. Not surprisingly so, given that Wired.com appeared to be reporting that he had suffered a heart attack.

Have you got tired of your Wii already? Want something more from your PS3? How about an Xbox that actually works all year without breaking? Good news, you may not have to wait too long for the next generation of next generation consoles to arrive.

Macrumors has published a “concept photo” of an iPhone nano next to a standard iPhone 3G, but it looks like a photoshopped shrinking of the beloved existing model, and thus looks totally faaaaaaaaaake. What do you think?