In life, it helps to have someone who can hold you accountable for your actions. In the case of electronics companies, it seems that Greenpeace is their accountability partner. The organization has recently released the current company rankings in its Greener Electronics Scale. To find out how certain companies fared, get "green-minded" and turn to the full article after the jump.

While MobileScrobbler v1.4.1 allows all you Apple iPhone and iPod Touch users out there to hook up to the radio by linking you to last.fm's social music website, that's not the only thing it does. For a more comprehensive list of features that this homebrew application offers, kindly consult the full article after the jump.

It seems that man has harbored a desire to defy gravity ever since. Though the Wright Brothers were interested in designing and flying the first successful airplane, scientists these days are studying the principles behind the lemur's ability to fly, and they may have pinned it down, thanks to some Wii and iPod-related technology. More on this flighty topic after the jump.

Being just one step away from the top leadership position at Apple Computers, the speculation continues as to whether Jonathan Ive, currently the company's senior vice president for industrial design, could be the next company CEO.

The speculation regarding Ive is related to talk about Apple Computers' need to prepare a successor to current CEO Steve Jobs. Find out more after the jump!

Here's a not-so-good news for Apple iTunes movie buffs: Apple has decided to raise the average prices of movies for sale at the iTunes store to US$15 as a concession to movie studios. In exchange, the studios, have opted to churn out their latest movie releases for the iTunes store. There's more to the story, though. Additional details await you after the jump!

If you're a fan of arcade-type rhythm games and an owner of an iPod as well, then here's good news: Harmonix and MTV games have recently launched a new music-based game called Phase for players like you. The interesting thing is that, for $4.99, you can actually turn your personal music collection into a BEMANI-style music game courtesy of Harmonix and MTV Games' Phase.

Want to find out more about Phase? Check out the full article after the jump!