Everybody knows (or at least suspects) that there's a new iPhone model coming out. It's just that nobody knows when it will be released. It looks like Walt Mossberg of the Wall Street Journal does, though. In his review of the new Palm Pre, Mossberg dropped hints regarding the new iPhone not just once, but twice.

Are you wondering what the next iPhone will be like? Well, according to a source "closely connected to Apple’s hardware development team", the next iteration of the Jesus phone will rock an OLED screen, increased battery life, and a built-in compass. Get your saltshakers out, folks. It's rumor time!

Samsung has revealed their plans for the future: Blu-ray is clearly winning now (with maybe five more years left in its lifetime), so they might want to focus on other technological areas in which they can win. If Sony's got the media format down pat now, Samsung will be striving to bring us competitive OLED displays in the future.

The original GP2X may have already been laid to rest, but a new kid on the handheld block is getting set to make the rounds: GamePark Holdings' GP2X Wiz, the successor to the company's first GP2X open-source handheld. Find out more about it in the full article.

European consumers will be getting a taste of a very slim treat from Japan as Sony is set to deliver its 11-inch XEL-1 OLED TV by 2009. The model is priced at around US$ 2,500 and should hit retail stores in the region as early as April 2009. For more details, check out our full article after the jump.

Yes, thin is indeed in. In fact, it's been in for several years now, but nothing has ever come close than Sony, innovator of electronics. Sony just unveiled a couple of ultra-thin displays...so thin, you probably won't see them if you look at them from the side. Check them out in the full article.

If you're looking to get the best bang out of your professional high definition camera's buck, then we suggest you look out for Sony's first color professional camera viewfinder based on the Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) technology that will be rolled out later this year. The HDVF-EL100 viewfinder is Sony's first non-consumer application which will make use of an OLED panel. For more details regarding this "l33t" photographer's tool, check out our full article.

Ever wonder when we'll ever see a 3G-compatible Apple iPhone? Gartner analyst Ken Dulaney thinks that we won't have to wait very long, and we won't be running out of stock soon either. Read more on what Ken Dulaney has to say about the iPhone's future, based on information he's received from certain Asian circles. All the information after the jump.

No matter what Microsoft Game Studios' Shane Kim says Redmond has up its sleeves, Sony probably doesn't care. And who could blame them? Their recent triumph with Blu-ray has solidified Sony's mark on the consumer entertainment front, and the PlayStation 3 just overtook the Xbox 360 in market sales for a month. What could be sweeter? CEO Jack Tretton hints that it starts with a two and ends with an eight. More at the full story.

You want to know what Sony has up its sleeve for us this year? Well, a lot. At the Consumer Electronics Show 2008, Sony's press conference was filled with new products, technological advancements, and more.

Check out the full article to know what the consumer electronics giant announced for its HDNA lines.