A new threat to the Nintendo gaming empire may soon oppose its position atop the consumer food chain. According to an article from Forbes, Apple may eventually have the potential to topple the video game giant in the handheld gaming market with the introduction of its new App Store this Monday. Find out more about this possible David versus Goliath story in our full article after the jump.

If you don't want to bother going through the inconvenient process of sync-ing your iPhone or iPod before you can enjoy any of your favorite tunes, Orb Networks has just the thing for you. The OrbLive iPhone application allows users to enjoy video content in any format - downloaded BitTorrent files, TiVo-to-Go files, DivX, Mov, MP4, even live video and TV streams - on their preferred Apple gadget. For more details on this neat app, check out our full article.

As the days inch closer and closer to Apple's June deadline for the Apple SDK release, the Cupertino lads seem to be pushing out as many beta releases as possible to iron out all the new features and kinks. Just recently, they've released the sixth build of the Beta of the Apple Software Development Kit, and there's a lot of tweaks put into this stealthy serving. Get them at the full story.

Apple has filed a patent for solar cells on mobile devices. If Apple decides to push through on developing this device, we could potentially see devices which won't ever run out of power so long as the users have access to sunlight. To find out more about this, head on over to the full article.

Having a good ear for music means nothing if you don't have the right tools to make your masterpiece. It's a good thing Apple recently rolled out a new update for its music production suite Logic Studio. The latest update includes several improvements and compatibility fixes across the different applications in the compilation. You can read the breakdown of all the changes implemented after the jump.

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.

Developer ZodTTD is announcing that the beta builds of some of his homebrew projects have now gone public, enabling iPhone owners outside the beta test team to pick them up. Wondering which apps are now up for grabs? Visit the full article for the rest of the details.

Third-party software developers keen on creating new applications for Apple's OS X Leopard and OS X iPhone operating systems can finally get the information they need in the upcoming Worldwide Developers Conference. Scheduled to take place from June 9 to June 13, the WWDC event shouldn't be passed up by those who are exploring Apple's innovative systems. More in the full article.

Great partnership, if you ask us. HBO and Apple have paired up to offer the network's programs on the iTunes Store. Now we can get everything from the gun-toting family, "The Sopranos," to the shoe-loving urbanites of "Sex and the City" via the iTunes Store. Details in the full article.

It looks like users will finally be able to make scheduled backups with Time Machine even when their Mac notebooks are running solely on battery power. This new option will reportedly be included in Mac OS X 10.5.3. More details in the full article.