The hackers collectively known as "Anonymous" have struck again, this time targeting the website of Broadcast Music Incorporated. The group reportedly forced BMI.com offline with a large DDoS attack last night. Although the site remains inaccessible as of writing, BMI said it should be up soon and noted that the attack hasn't affected its operations.

An article over at The Register is asking if Apple's hand is being forced in making concessions to carriers with upcoming products. Recently stand in CEO Tim Cook commented on the structure of handset sales, and that Apple would try and provide new solutions for the market. In the future iPads and iPhones might be transferable between carriers, so the customer would be dealing mainly with Apple.

An Apple staffer has stated that the iPad 2 is merely a minor upgrade on the original tab, and that we should be more excited about the iPad 3, which will land later this year.

Breville says its 'all-singing, all-dancing' radio toaster comes with an FM/AM radio and ten preset radio channels, plus a socket you can plug your MP3 player into, allowing you to play some morning wake-up music.

The news from MWC 2011 has been coming in at an alarming rate today, so much so that it was so hard to keep up. Now that things have calmed down a little we will be able to look at something that we had hoped to do earlier today. Google's Eric Schmidt has been delivering his keynote, and it looks as thought there were a few hints to Android 3.1 Ice Cream.

The Vatican put its foot down Wednesday over the idea of "confessing" by iPhone, after news that US users can now download an application for the Apple gadget that helps the faithful gain absolution.

Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg believes he is being stalked by a man through the social networking site. The celebrity news website TMZ reported that Zuckerberg had got a temporary restraining order against the 31-year-old, pending a later hearing.

Apple has told European mobile operators that the next version of its iPhone will not include a technology innovation that several network providers fiercely oppose, say people familiar with the situation.

Mayhem. That's what you get. Modder "Goteking" hollowed out a Game Boy, and stuck a HTC Aria in, to peek through the Game Boy's screen. Not to mention a fake white iPhone 4 for the back. Why? Err..

We know flying is a tiring business, especially with all the new security precautions nowadays—but getting so worked up over a 15 year-old ignoring requests to turn off all electronic devices that you punch him? Not on, dude.