EA said it will add to its EA Sports Active trainer for the Nintendo Wii a new version, EA Sports Active 2.0, that will be available for the Sony PS3, Wii, iPhone and iPod touch.

Ngmoco has released Eliminate: CO-OP, an iPhone game that lets you team up with friends to exterminate renegade battle drones.

Multiple sources have reported to MacDailyNews about telephone conversations they’ve had with Apple reps regarding changing their iPad orders from delivery to in-store pickup in the case of multiple iPad buyers.

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Over at the Game Developers Conference, OnLive CEO Steve Perlman announced that the OnLivecloud-based gaming service (which does the rendering work in a cloud architecture, then streams it back to a lightweight client that will work on nearly any computer or TVs with an adapter) will be released on June 17, 2010.

The latest iPhone SDK reveals that Apple has added two new touch commands to the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Apple has released a fourth beta of the iPhone 3.2 SDK, available through the company’s developer portal. Little information has yet leaked out due to Apple confidentiality restrictions, but it is known to be build 10M2144, and a 2.5GB download. Mac OS X 10.6.2 is required to run the software.

While many of you are using the built-in Safari browser on your iPhone or iPod touch to surf the web, there are a few alternative browsers available in App Store that offers additional features. Here is one: VanillaSurf.

Following on Daring Fireball’s suggestion that iPhone 4.0 might bring the Calculator, Clock, Stocks, Weather, and Voice Memo to the iPad, The Loop Insight argues that it might just be iPhone 4.1 instead:

Although Apple’s new iPad ad didn’t show off any new features, several eagle-eyed viewers have managed to spot some interesting items. According to 9 to 5 Mac, iBookstore pricing seems to have fallen below Kindle’s pricing.