Well, if Mossberg says it: Tech journalist to the stars, Walt Mossberg, dropped the 3G iPhone dime during a Beet.TV conference in Washington, DC. Mossberg expects a 3G iPhone in 60 days. Mossberg is one of a select few journalists that Apple deems worthy of covering its devices prior to general release.

Apple target gets boost to $195: Research firm, Thomas Weisel Partners, upgraded Apple's stock target to $195 from $188. The firm expects a 24 compound annual growth of the Mac market over the next five years.

Quicktime obtains anti-hacker features: Apple has included several new anti-hacker features in the latest Quicktime release for OS X and Windows. The features include, ASLR that randomly scrambles the positions of key data, stack buffer safety checking and function call hardening to prevent buffer overflows.

Secret merger papers on Craigslist: If you're in the market for super-secret Apple Nintendo merger documents you should be trolling Craigslist. For the low price of $99,999 you can own the internal documents that will lead to the iPhone getting Mario Kart.

Flash orders to drop 66%: iSuppli predicts a 66% drop on flash memory orders. The drop is blamed in part on the slowing economy and Apple's failure to place large orders.

Microsoft threatens Yahoo: Microsoft Chief Executive and Miami Sound Machine fan, Steve Ballmer, sent a letter to Yahoo giving the internet search giant three weeks to reach a deal with Microsoft. In February, Microsoft offered $44.6 billion for Yahoo. Yahoo has since enacted several defensive actions to make acquisition of the company extremely expensive.

150 apps with Exposé: A Mac user decided to open 150 apps on his MacBook Pro, launch Exposé, and screen grab the process for all the world to see. The user stated that he noticed no slowdown after opening all the apps with 4GB of RAM.

Robbie tried the same thing with 2GB of RAM on his MacBook Pro. It took 10 minutes to open all the apps, and there was some slowdown. If someone wants to send Robbie two more gigabytes of RAM, he'll try again.