As you guys may know Apple is holding their yearly WWDC which sold tickets out in eight days. This years conference is said to mainly be focused on the new iPhone HD/4G, an updated Apple Tv, and iPhone OS 4.0. I’m sure a lot of you are on the edge of your seats anxiously waiting for it to start and see all the new gadgets and cool stuff Apple has to offer. I made a list of sites below that will be live blogging the event and even some live video streams so you guys don’t miss a thing just click the names and you’ll be taken to the page.

• uStream Live Video
• Macrumors Live Blog
• ModMyi Live Blog
• TheAppleBlog Live
• iClarified Live Blog
• Engadget Live Blog

Thanks to locomambo for a few of the links.

Android 2.2 (Froyo) has now been successfully ported to run on the iPhone 3G; although some features are still not working.

It’s likely that iPhoDroid will be updated with Android 2.2 in the near future; in the meantime, check out the tutorial we just posted today.

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Just a quick heads-up that will probably stop the flood of questions about the unlock. MuscleNerd just said that they will release both 3.1.3 and 4.0 carrier unlocks this month and that’s that. Hopefully next time, you will think twice before you upgrade your firmware.

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A few days ago we told you about iPhodroid , an automated installation of Android OS on your iPhone. The app gets a major update which brings new features:

• Now supports iPhone 2G/3G
• Install/Uninstall
• OpeniBoot standalone
• Choose the image you want
• Choose the kernel
• MD5 checker
• NOR backup

Download iPhodroid 0.6 here

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Back in December, we told you about Google’s Goggles, a visual search apps for Android devices. According to RWW , in a presentation Thursday at the Augmented Reality Event in Santa Clara, California, Google project manager Shailesh Nalawadi confirmed that the company’s mobile visual search tool would be making its way to the iPhone “soon.” Read more…

We haven’t actually heard that date whispered, per se, but here is where our thinking is at. We have confirmed with multiple AT&T store reps that their sales quotas for the month of June are ridiculously high. Yes, this means the iPhone is confirmed to launch in June, not July. Read more…

An internal memo obtained from AT&T by the BGR reveals that the iPhone 3G 8GB is officially out of stock.

June 4, 2010

iPhone 3G 8 GB is Out of Stock

Effective immediately, iPhone 3G 8GB is Out of Stock. Please refer all customers to iPhone 3GS 16 GB and 32 GB models. Read more…

AT&T is saying that they will honor the unlimited data plan for iPads ordered by June 7th even if you don’t receive it.

This news comes after a NYT article that said the company was discussing the move for customers who could not get a hold of a device due to demand.

According to an executive at the company, who would not be identified because the company’s efforts were still in discussion internally, AT&T was exploring allowing customers who pay for an iPad before June 7, but don’t get the device in hand, to still sign up for an unlimited data account. Read more…

Independent mobile developer Greg Hughes has announced that “Wi-Fi Sync”, his wireless sync application for the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad is being offered for $4.99, a 50% discount off its normal price. On June 11, the application returns to its $9.99 retail cost.

This simple and powerful application allows users to sync a compatible device (iPhone, iPod touch or iPad) with a Windows (Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7 operating system) or Mac OS X computer without connecting the phone to the computer, anytime – with just the touch of a button, by running the Wi-Fi Sync application on the device while connected to a Wi-Fi network. Read more…

Apple’s iPad’s off to a magical start in Australia, where diners at a top North Sydney restaurant can now order their meals using Apple’s device.

Global Mundo Tapas in the North Sydney Rydges Hotel yesterday introduced a custom-made iPad application which allows customers to browse the virtual pages of the menu with a sweep of their finger.

Diners can take a look at pictures of what is on offer and read detailed notes about the dish before putting the order together and sending it to the kitchens via WiFi. Read more…