Did you miss your chance to get Grandfathered in to AT&T's unlimited data plan for your iPhone 4 or iPad? Well there now seems to be another way to avoid paying those extra charges to AT&T after all.

Apple has announced that the iPad is going to be made available in 9 more countries by this Friday, July 23 despite being low in supply in the US. The new countries added to the list include:

Talk of a BlackBerry tablet being in the pipeline has been floating around for months now, with sources such as WSJ and BGR putting in their findings. Today the BlackBerry tablet hits us again, with new details confirmed by sources close to RIM.

After the debut of the iPhone 4, we knew it's sans-phone version, the iPod Touch 4th Generation, wouldn't be far behind.

It's coming in to the second week of July and with more iPad apps hitting the app store, we have 3 worthy of mention.

Now that you've had the iPad for a while now, you may find not being able to open popular Flash-based websites such as YouTube and Hulu, or playing Flash based games a hindrance. If so, read on for instructions on how to install Flash 10.1 on your jailbroken iPad.

The HP Palm buyout is officially finalized and now comes the sad but expected layoffs of redundant positions.

A large group of consumer electronics manufacturers (Sony, Samsung, LG & Valens) have finally agreed on a standard A/V cable. With the specifications finalized, we may finally see an end to expensive HDMI cables.

The Black Kindle DX (well, graphite actually) has been spotted boasting a 50 percent better contrast and $379 price tag just as the original Kindle's prices were slashed to only $149.99 (Woot.com).

Apple has been known to equip its iPhone models with unimpressive camera and video specs yet provide a final quality that doesn't disappoint. To put this to the test, Czech site Jablickar have posted a photo and video taken with a leaked iPhone 4, showing us just how good the camera and video recording on the iPhone 4 is.