The third generation of Microsoft’s Zune portable media player product line has been talked about and speculated for quite a while now, but very little has managed to leak out of Redmond, until now.

Source:Third generation Zune pictures leak: 120GB and 16GB

On the heels of Super Breakout, Atari has released another classic revamp: Missile Command [App Store]. Defend the cities and don’t let the nukes take out your missile stations. Missile Command for the iPhone is a true evolution of Atari’s classic. For the first time ever, players use the multi-touch feature to launch multiple missiles simultaneously, creating a new experience for this beloved game. Chose to listen to your tunes while playing. Two player support. Atari has updated the grap

Source:Atari Releases ‘Missile Command’ for iPhone

Thanks again to everyone who made it out to the Hotel Sax for the Gizmodo’s Chicago reader meetup. For those who didn’t make it out, I think the night went pretty well, as people alternated between the line for the bar and the dual Rock Band 2 stations, the official ecosystem of the event. We never got a firm headcount, but we’d estimate the attendance to have been just south of 200 people, an eclectic mix of ages, professions and musical abilities. Click through for the full gallery.

Hopefully we can all meet up again in the future. And a special thanks to the Hotel Sax for throwing such a successful event.

Photos by Stephanie Kapaldo and Adam McCrimmon.

Source:Chicago Gizmodo Party, In Photos [Reader Meetup]

On Tuesday, Google will unveil its new iPhone competitor: the HTC Dream smartphone from T-Mobile, which will run the Android operating system. How do the two match up?

Source:Android: Google's Dream, Apple's Nightmare?

Yesterday Steve Jobs announced Apple new iPod line up. Here’s the bit that really got our attention about the new models:• Arsenic-free glass• Brominated flame retardant-free• Mercury-free• PVC-free

Source:Toxic PatrolLess toxic iPods rock - Greenpeace Member Blog