“One million iPads in 28 days—that’s less than half of the 74 days it took to achieve this milestone with iPhone,” said Steve Jobs, Apple’s CEO. “Demand continues to exceed supply and we’re working hard to get this magical product into the hands of even more customers.”

The HTC Desire measures in at 119 x 60 x 11.9 mm, which is just the tiniest broader and thicker than the Google Nexus One at 119 x 59.8 x 11.5 mm. Build quality is high, with sturdy front-panel buttons and a creak-free casing, and the soft-touch back does make it a little easier to keep hold of than the slippery Google phone. Our one point of concern is taking off the battery cover, which causes it to flex and pop dramatically.The htc desire coming with Android 2.1 you get all the latest whistles and bells the OS can offer with the overall design sheen of the Sense UI to make it a more consumer-friendly and approachable offering.

Whether you”re surfing, reading text messages, or playing a game, you can get a quick email alert so you don”t have to stop what you”re doing just to find out you got an unimportant email. Now you can know who it’’s from, the subject, and a brief summary – all without leaving the app you”re in!  Elert is available on Cydia and Rock Your Phone for $0.99.

Features:

• Quick summary of new emails
• Self dismissal or you can check the X to close the summary
• Launch Mail directly from the Elert

If you are unsatisfied with the sound quality of your iPod, then you can use the AT-PHA30i iPod amplifier from Audio-Technica. Scheduled to be released on December 18th, 2009, the device boosts the iPod’s output power to 20mW (32Ohm) and provides a frequency response of 20Hz-20,000Hz, as well as a signal noise ratio of 95dB. The AT-PHA30i draws its power from the iPod’s battery, so it will decrease your gadget’s battery life span. The portable amplifier is compatible with iPod nano, iPod Touch 2G, and iPod Classic.

This is $20 off the regular price and is now $30 cheaper than the TomTom app that is also available on the iPhone.In addition to the regular mobile navigator being on sale, they have also discounted the Traffic Live feature which is normally $24.99 down to $14.99. This really makes it attractive as you can have everything that they offer and still pay less than the TomTom all by itself.

Wyse has launched the PocketCloud that enables the iPhone and iPod Touch user to access their virtual desktops to PCs remotely. The PocketCloud is compatible with both a virtualized or physical machine which supports the Microsoft RDP protocol. This application also supports VMware View 3.1 connection broker in direct and tunneling modes. The PocketCloud for iPhone can be downloaded from the iTunes App Store and costs $29.99