Leipzig's over and the Tokyo Game Show won't be till October. But that doesn't mean there won't be any other conferences around to satisfy ever-curious gamers' appetites. And this time, we won't even have to fly overseas. The Austin Game Developers Conferences is coming up next, and they've added in a nice touch to this year's event.

It seems like the iPhoneDevCamp last year really turned out to be a huge hit, that the people behind it are going at it a second time around. That's right, the iPhoneDevCamp has been given a date, and you'd be smart to check out the rest of the details at the full article.

Sci-Fi-London, the UK's one and only science fiction film festival, will be hosting a score of playable video games from Electronic Arts this year including the upcoming Spore, and Dead Space. Follow the "read more" link for more details on the event and more on the games.

Is Apple's rumored end-of-the-month event to take place at an even bigger apple? That's the rumor we picked up based on the upcoming Linkin Park concert tour that's also expected to be making an appearance over in New York.

Details on this matter are in the full article.

Macworld 2008 has officially started! The event is currently ongoing, but Steve Jobs has just started his keynote speech already with a big revelation of a new product: the Time Capsule, a companion product to the Time Machine. Read about Jobs' keynote speech in the full article. More on Macworld Expo coming your way, so stay tuned for updates!

Event management organization IDG World Expo has confirmed earlier this week that next year's Macworld Conference & Expo will be bannered by no less than Apple CEO and co-founder Steve Jobs.

The latest tally of exhibitors totals 350 companies transcending the fields of design, print, online, photography, broadcast, videography, and music. More details about Steve Jobs and Macworld via the "read more" link below.

The iPhone just recently launched in the UK, and as expected by UK mobile service provider O2, things went well according to plan. Customers flocked the Apple London flagship store and were all abuzz with excitement as they were all whipped up to get their own slice of Apple's delicious iPhone pie. Do read the full article to get the dibs on what went down.

If you walk down a normally busy street you're sure to end up meeting a couple of people fiddling around with their iPod or other Apple-related product. In fact, there probably isn't a single place in the civilized world that hasn't been been infected by Apple's gadget fever. It's no wonder that it won so many awards during the recent T3 Gadgets Award, with the iPod named the Best Gadget of All Time.

The firm brought home a monumental six awards that night. Asides from the iPod, Apple's other gadgets were bestowed their own prestigious accolades. The iPhone won the Most Anticipated for 2008, while iTunes was named Best Download Service. Apple's MacBook Pro laptop also took the coveted Drop Dead Gorgeous Award.

Of course, it was the iPod that stole the limelight from everyone else as it won other awards asides from the Best Gadget of All Time, including Best Commuter Gadget and Best Music Gadget.

Michael Brook, Editor of T3 Magazine had this to say about Apple after the awards:

Apple really does appear to be an unstoppable force right now. The iPhone and the iPod Touch may have received some mixed press at times, but consumers are salivating over the products and the company is still unshakeable. The iPod is not just a true tech icon but also a huge factor in bringing technology to the mainstream.