As we’ve been discussing all the moxie gadget news from CES 2010 over at the Moxie Mo Show, Apple has still continuously been in the news (even when they weren’t a part of CES 2010!). First and foremost, the Apple tablet still has a lot of steam yet Apple has yet to say a word. The event is supposedly taking place on Wednesday, January 27th and space has been rented but we still have no idea exactly what Apple has up its sleeve.

In Moxie Mo Show episode 121, I spoke to Cali Lewis (during her livestream here) and I also spoke in my podcast that reports and “sources” have been buzzing about Apple’s tablet. That said, new reports are coming out now about Apple’s next-gen iPhone!

First, Apple has reportedly bought hundreds of thousands of LED flashes to install in their next-gen iPhones so we can actually take photos in low-light or dark-light areas. This would be a step in the right direction considering every other smart phone competitor has this option, practically.

Today, though, reports came from PC World that Apple’s next-gen iPhone will have 4G (a major speed improvement than AT&T’s horrible 3G coverage) and a 5 megapixel camera that would equal Google’s Nexus One. These, to me, are obvious and immeninent updates to the iPhone – after all, if the iPhone doesn’t upgrade in a MAJOR way, it has no chance of keeping the market share now that we have the Droid, the Pre, the Nexus One and countless others.

But when can we expect the next-gen 4G iPhone? Rumors are circulating that it may not be the typical June/July timeframe, when Apple has released their iPhones in the past. According to a French site, Challenge.fr, the next-gen iPhone will be released THIS spring (May timeframe) which could be very interesting. Again, rumors and speculation but I think any geek or expert would agree: if Apple intends to hold on to the majority of smart phone market share, something big and better must be coming. Lets keep our fingers crossed.

For more information on Apple and all the moxiest and coolest gadgets from CES 2010, click here. We have three episodes in a row that will fill you in on all the major products from CES 2010.

So I was watching Mahalo Daily’s Veronica Belmont and she interviewed the coolest thing I’ve ever seen at this year’s CES. A NOAA Robot! You can’t get much geekier than this and I want this guy for my birthday!!! How great is this?

So for those of us covering every minute of the Consumer Electronics Show, you’ll soon read some very exciting news (well, it’s exciting to me at least).  According to Engadget, TRENDnet announced that there will be a wireless router upgrader for anyone who’s interested in speeding up their home wireless network.

What makes this unique is that consumers will not have to go out and buy a new wireless router (802.11n).  According to TRENDnet, all you have to do is buy their upgrade and it will change/upgrade your router to 802.11n which can make your browsing increase by twelve times the speed.  It will also give you six times the coverage (for those of us who like to surf the net from our cars! Just kidding…)

We’re not sure when this will hit the retail stores but as soon as it does, I have a feeling a lot of novices and pros will be buying this… if it’s as easy as it sounds.  It’s also supposed to be pretty inexpensive in regards to wireless routers (802.11n) .  And it’s good for the environment (not producing more routers in this world or a huge increase of routers in the trash!)