Zune HD users can rejoice today, knowing that there’s now a Facebook app for their platform. Hopefully nothing is censored this time around, unlike the Twitter app, but users are reporting problems installing the software or using the app itself. I don’t have a Zune, so I don’t care. More pictures after the break.

At The Engadget Show, Aaron Woodman, director of consumer experiences for Microsoft’s mobile division, shocked the world by pulling out a LG prototype phone running Windows Phone 7 Series. Updated with video!

Google launched a social networking tool today, taking on the same market as Twitter, called Buzz. Google Buzz can be described social networking service also integrating your other social network updates into its own wing, built right into Gmail and the entire Google ecosystem.

Verizon announced the Motorola DEVOUR, the Droid’s little brother, today with a press statement. The DEVOUR is essentially a lighter Droid and being Verizon’s first Android phone with Motoblur.

The Nexus One hit a milestone today, scoring both 3G issues plaguing the device, plus getting multi-touch on its browser and maps, among others. The update, which will be available over-the-air for Nexus One users, will not be instant. Some customers will be getting it today while more will get it within a week. Official release after the break.

iPhone OS 3.1.3 was launched into the hands of iPhone and iPod touch users everywhere today, but it only a minor update, fixing the accuracy of the iPhone 3GS battery level and where third party applications would not launch. Seems small and worthwhile for some if it weren’t that it would cut your jailbreak, that is.

The most anticipated product for seven years, the Apple tablet, is finally here. More pictures, speculation and others from us below.

It looks like Flurry Analytics detected over 50 Apple tablet prototypes accessing the internet recently and they recently spurted it all out.

The Apple tablet gets one step closer to reality – with a invite to a January 27 Apple event Yerba Buena Center in San Francisco.

Google launched a brand new OS into the playing field. Dubbed ‘Chrome OS’, it is…just a browser. Just a browser. Chrome OS is an ultra-modified-ish version of Linux slapped with Chrome as your UI. The …