In a total smartphone fail to keep new handsets under wrap, Mobile blog Pocketnow have leaked snaps of HTC's new candybar smartphone, the 'incredible'. So with such a modest title, what's this baby boasting?

We're talking Snapdragon CPU, 256mb of RAM, a 3.6-inch* WVGA touchscreen (possibly AMOLED) and a 5MP camera all crammed into a delicious bright orange exterior. The incredible runs Android 2.1 w/ Sense UI, an undoubtedly saucy combination, giving this smartphone beauty to balance the brawn. 

No-matter where in the world you are, if your a true Apple fanboy then the painful monthly vacuum between iAnnouncement and iRelease is enough to drive you crazy. You want that must-have gadget in your life now, right?

Well fear not iPad enthusiasts, come, turn back to the rambling tech blogs, bathe in the aftermath of post-event rumours and conspiracies, for we have something to quench your technolust until the multi-touch glass and brushed aluminium are ready to ship!

Enter iPaperPad! Your own fold-able, glue-able cut-out Apple tablet, courtesy of Jess Silverstone from Revolutionary concepts.

In an artistic marketing twist, the team behind Google's second smartphone have put together a series of online webisodes, documenting the story behind creating the Nexus One. Google's key message behind the four-minute first episode: 'Concept and Design', seems to be this idea of perfectly marrying hardware to software, which ironically automatically springs the iPhone to mind.

Still, this Nexus One promo remains a nice touch. Hosted entirely on YouTube, installment one and two of five are live now, although Ep.2 'Display & 3D framework' seems to be having some streaming problems.

       The importants: 

• 16, 32 and 64GB models
• 1Ghz Apple 'A4' processor
• 802.11n WiFi w/ optional 3G
• Accelerometer
• Digital compass
• 1024x768 VGA / 480p video-out
• Runs all iPhone/iPod Touch apps, fully scalable to full-screen
• Updated iPhone SDK available today, works with the iPad
• Incredibly responsive screen 'better' than the iPhone 3GS
• Starts at $499 and runs all the way up-to $829

The self proclaimed 'iPhone Dev Team' are well and truly back in the game with the release of RedSn0w 0.9 Beta for OSX and Windows. The latest version allows nearly all generations of Apple iPhone/iPod Touch to Jailbreak, Unlock and customize the most recent 3.0/3.1.2 firmware.

The 'nearly' is due to the 'Beta', which is currently unable to support third generation iPod Touches, a niggle that is said to be fixed with the full RedSn0w release.