We know it's only September, but Mac fans are already looking forward to the next major Apple event (that we know of, anyway): Macworld Conference & Expo.

Both Gizmodo and Engadget have posted clear(ish), unobscured photos of the alleged of the 4G iPod nano, and it appears to come in some new, very exciting colors: orange and lime.

Adobe just announced that the NFL is going to use Flash to deliver live, online streaming video for NBC Sunday and Thursday night football games. You can go watch the games on NBCSports.com right now.

I think we all know what the answer is, but we’re afraid to say it — Google is taking an entry directly from the Microsoft playbook: Embrace and Extend.

The 8GB iPhone will cost £350 with the Pay & Go option, while the 16GB model will cost £400. And if you need a little extra incentive to pay non-subsidized prices, both Pay & Go plans come with free data access and WiFi for a year.

'Tethering' allows users to connect their laptops to the internet by using their mobile phone as the internet connection.

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One glance at the Samsung X360 and you can tell that the notebook is aimed squarely at the MacBook Air buyer. Samsung even uses the slogan "Lighter than Air," and the X360 is lighter than the MacBook Air, which weighs 1.36kg, according to Apple.

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The latest buzz from the grapevine says that the upcoming September iPod event will not be the Super Event that some are hoping for, but that Mac updates will still trickle out over the coming months.