Three kids were caught stealing from a home in Needham. Two of them were 12-year-olds, one being a boy and the other a girl. Among the things they attempted to steal were a Wii console, an iPod docking station, and a cell phone. Unlike the young boys who managed to get away with stealing video games with a sledgehammer, the kids were caught not long after the incident.

The girl was caught by a resident of the house. One of the boys was caught by the Boston Police in an alley while the other one was found two hours later. The oldest, a 15-year-old boy, will be held in a juvenile detention facility while the other two were released into the custody of their parents.

The kids, who will appear at court September 4 at midday, are facing anything from community service to detention in a juvenile facility until they're 18.

We earlier reported some developments in the planned Apple Store in the heart of Boston, Massachusetts. In one of those reports, we mentioned that the design of the Boston Apple Store is in need of some tweaking, that the Apple Store's place in the Bay State would depend on the design. One of the major impediments for this is the design opposition of the Back Bay Architectural Commission, an organization which aims to preserve the integrity of the district's intact buildings.

The picture above is actually an artist's rendering of the proposes Boston Apple Store which was shown in one of the many Boston newspapers, the Boston Courant. If you ask me, the design, although very futuristic-looking with those glass walls, meshes well with the other buildings that have been in the area for God knows how long. Whether Apple will stick to this concept or they'll move on to another design, is something that only the future can tell.

Innovators of the DLO TransPod and other exciting accessories for the iPod, today announced the DLO mini Fling fashion cases for iPod mini. The mini Flings, DLO?s first iPod cases designed specifically for women, embrace today?s fashion trends and styles. The mini flings? material and color choices are a perfect match for any mini. Styles range from metallic pink, psychedelic green and even a crocodile blue.

The cases also feature a removable wristlet with charm, an elastic loop for headphone or lipstick storage and even a flip-up cosmetic mirror. The DLO mini fling cases are being previewed at Macworld Expo Boston (DLO Booth #329) this week, and will begin shipping in late July.