If you're on the lookout for a good audio system for your iPod, you should take a look at Sony's new S-Airplay system. It's a dock your your iPod that lets you play tunes to wireless speakers you can set up to 164 feet away from the unit. More details after the link.

Do you ever wonder which among the consoles are getting the most attention from the developers, meaning how many developers are actually working on a particular platform? Apparently, Game Developer Magazine wondered precisely about this, and so has published a survey report on the state of the game development. Their findings can be found after the jump.

Just as we promised in last week's Weekend Warrior feature, we kept a close eye on the aftermath of Apple's new releases and found that the Cupertino-based company had nothing but good things going for them this week. As a result, the homebrew community was also optimistic in its efforts to deliver substantial alternatives for iPhone users who are looking for goodies outside of the Apple box. Find out more of what we were able to cover over the past week in our full article.

The PSP is solid. No need to worry about the ongoing competition between it and the DS, and never mind that Apple's iPhone has joined in the ruckus. They've got big plans up ahead, and really, it's not them who's got to be losing sleep over this. So says Koller, and more. Check it out at the full article.

Instead of going against the flow that iTunes has set up over the past few years, RealNetworks' Rhapsody has decided to take a different approach to compete against Apple's leading digital music distribution service - by embracing the iPod's MP3 format. Find out what Rhapsody's new "Music Without Limits" strategy is all about by reading our full article after the jump.

As we get closer to the reported June 9 announcement of the new 3G-capable second generation iPhone, more unconfirmed (for now, that is) details about the new Apple gadget's hardware specs have come to light. Hit the full article for the full story.

If you're into the business side of gaming, you might be interested in this piece of news: in BusinessWeek's list of The World's Most Innovative Companies, Microsoft ranked above its competitors in the video game industry, Nintendo and Sony. Guess who topped the list? Apple. (Cue whooping from Mac users.) Details in the full article.

Worried that your children might be accessing inappropriate websites and content using their video game consoles or handhelds? A new content filtering service called censorit might put your mind at ease. To find out more, head on over to the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

Homebrew applications focusing on rhythm-based simulators have always been an amusing distraction. Developer kasatani recently rolled out another nifty app which will surely entice musically inclined Apple gadget users with PocketGuitar 0.3. To find out more about PocketGuitar's features, check out the full article after the jump.

A new technology called BD Touch from NetBlender will be introduced this Thursday which will feature the possible fusion of Sony's Blu-ray technology with Apple's iPhone and iPod Touch devices. To find out more about the details of this upcoming technology, you can check out our full article after the jump.