What’s a short visit to South Beach (more preferably Lincoln Road) without a stop at the Apple Store, pre-iPhone 4 madness? After hopefully scoring a morning interview at the venue with Channel 7, I proceeded to strut the Pentax K-x’s stuff and begin a small photo rampage that will appear in future stories, as well as some extra time with the iPad (all iPhone 3GS units were replaced with iOS 4 models). There was also a large crown hustled behind (in their tents or on the floor) and all around me while the security guards were playing security (read: guards) and playing with iPads (read:at the same time). Throughout the hot 89 degree weather and practical chaos, there was one particular Apple fan (I’ll call him Miami Apple Fanboy) who shouted “7:00 AM!” to one of the guards. As you dear readers might already know, the iPhone 4 launch starts at 7AM Eastern tomorrow. Check out the gallery for some shots, and hit up the line break for some video!
Apple Store Lincoln Road – Pre-iPhone 4 Launch!
The Motorola DROID X has gotten its full presser in NYC by the CEOs of Adobe, Google, Verizon, and Motorola. First off, the DROID X allows you to stream Blockbuster video, and uses V CAST video, NFL Mobile, Skype Mobile, and a Back-Up Assistant, all on Verizon. But what does the DROID X offer against the competition?
In a recent (as in today) press release, Adobe has announced (or in other words mentioned) the Android handsets that will be compatible with Flash 10.1 on Android 2.2 FroYo. The devices are listed as the “Dell Streak, Google Nexus One, HTC Evo, HTC Desire, HTC Incredible, DROID by Motorola, Motorola Milestone, Samsung Galaxy S and others” (meaning the HTC Legend and Desire). Such news is a big welcome to those wondering when they’ll have a taste of some frozen yogurt. In Adobe’s sense, it’ll come soon enough. On the flipside, non-Android devices also have hope, as Adobe has released Flash 10.1 to “BlackBerry, webOS, future versions of Windows® Phone, LiMo, MeeGo and Symbian OS.” Technically meaning that Android won’t be the only mobile OS with Flash in tow. Press release after the jump!
Remember when Apple 
Want a Microsoft motion-sensing, video playing Natal? Yes? Well remember that it’s no longer called the Natal, but the Kinect. Starting at $149 for pre-order on Microsoft’s own Xbox store, don’t be surprised if there’s a price drop or anything else tasty as launch date nears. Also, if you have that old Xbox 360 Fat, you’ll need to plugin the AC adapter that comes with it. Have a 
