The cute little robotic garbage compactor known as WALL-E is definitely making its way into your households as a video game this year. Heavy Iron Studios' Keith Pope talks about the details of the upcoming cross-platform game and reveals the launch date as well. Catch the interview in the full article.

If you're tired of the usual LAN party set-up (computers sitting side-by-side, gamers hollering at other gamers' ears), then consider this as a good alternative. Homebrew developers from HermitWorks managed to get Quake 3 to work on the iPod touch, and even enabled multiplayer for the portable media player. Want to get a taste of the itty-bitty action? Hit the full article for the video.

We've seen a number of iPhone and iPod Touch emulators from Apple homebrew developer ZodTTD (like snes4iphone and gpSPhone) and well, we've got another one for you. It's genesis4iphone and as the name suggests, it'll let you play your favorite Sega Genesis games on your iPhone. It's still on its second beta, but you can check out the videos made by the beta testers. Click the link below.

Rumors claiming that Apple's iPhone firmware 1.2 for developers has been jailbroken and available for use may not be without merit, as a video surfaced which show an iPhone with new features believed to be made public when firmware 2.0 comes out. Of course, that means Microsoft Exchange and Cisco VPN settings among other things. To see is to believe, so make that jump to the full article!

Copy and paste features always come in handy, and that's probably why the iCopy was created for handheld gadgets. With this homebrew application for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch, you can copy and paste text or URLs from your Safari web browser to other browsers or to your e-mail client. More details at the full article.

Have you seen the latest TV ad for Apple's iPod Touch? As expected, it was slick and stylish as are most things Apple. The presentation was a nice experience with light music. Best of all, it debuted on American Idol. If you missed it, don't worry. We've got it for you and you can play it when you visit the full article.

We've managed to pick up a video demonstrating Drummer, a homebrew application that lets you use your iPhone as a one-phone percussion band. For those interested in reading up more on this app in the hopes of creating their own mobile phone band, details are available in the full article.

How would you like to be able to run Palm applications in your iPod Touch or iPhone? Well, StyleTap seems to have mulled that very same thing, and has actually tried it out. And guess what, it works! Too bad, though, they're not inclined to make it into a real product. But you can see how it all went down for now via the video over at our full article.

Who would've thought that all the third party music applications being released for Apple's iPhone and iPod Touch would actually breed the first ever iPhone band? Calling themselves iBand, this three man band showcase their musical talents with the use of two iPhones running different muscial instrument apps, with a Nintendo DS supplementing the orchestra with its synthesized sounds. You can watch the first ever song composed by the band in the video we have after the jump.

Few games for the Nintendo DS, the Nintendo Wii, the PC and Mac are as anticipated as Spore from Will Wright's crack team of developers over at Electronic Arts. It'll still be a hefty wait before we get our hands on it, but at least we've got the devs on hand to talk about it. Watch the video interview after the jump!