A device that doesn't yet exist from a company that doesn't even exhibit at CES was the most buzzed-about thing at the biggest gadgetfest in the world.

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The Apple TV has been redesigned and is now a third of the price; however, it lacks on-board storage and a number of "must-have" features.

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On Monday morning in San Francisco Steve Jobs took the stage at Moscone West to kick off Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference 2010. The theme: "The Center of the App Universe". The announcement: iPhone 4.

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The software maker says it is working on a new version of its Mac Office product, which will include a Mac version of Outlook, replacing Entourage.

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Without the upgrade to Intel's new processors, the smallest in the MacBook Pro range sits a step behind its higher-powered, bigger-screened siblings.

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The new MacBook Pro may look identical to its predecessor, but it's what's inside that counts. With Intel's newer line of Core-i CPUs and better graphics capabilities, this is a hefty spec update.

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The computing pioneer, Ray Kurzweil, is at CES showing off his Blio software that combines digital books with video, audio and web content.

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According to a brief statement from Apple headquarters in the US, international shipments of the iPad have been delayed until the end of May because of the popularity of the device since it went on sale at the beginning of April 2010 in the US.

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Telstra has denied iPhone 4 plans published on the 9to5Mac blog are legitimate.

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Apple has announced that the iPad in both its 3G and Wi-Fi forms will go on sale in Australia in late April 2010.

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