You may or may not know this, but you can take a photo on your iPhone using the volume up button on your headphones cable or Bluetooth headset. After connecting your headphone cable or pair your Bluetooth headset, you will be able to take photos by clicking the + button remotely on the Camera app. [Gizmodo]

Adobe is preparing to launch Flash support for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus by the end of the year. The Samsung Galaxy Nexus will run Adobe Flash Player 11.1 and Adobe AIR 3.1 next month. This will be the last version of Flash that is headed to Android since Adobe is stopping the support of Flash for mobile devices to focus on HTML5. [Adobe Blog]

The TED application has been available on the iPad for about a year, but now the app is available on the iPhone. The iPhone version of the app has the same access to TED’s lectures as the iPad version. You can bookmark and download TED lectures via WiFi. This makes it easier and faster to download and watch TED lectures to your iPhone than downloading them through the iTunes app. You can even stream them to your home TV using Airplay or listen to TEDRadio, the audio-only version of the discussions. You can download the app from the Apple App Store now. [iTunes App Store]

General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) hit a major milestone this week. The company has built its 100 millionth small block engine, which is 56 years after the first production small block was made. The small block engine was introduced by Chevy in 1955.

Doximity is a social network for physicians that was started by Epocrates co-founder and former president Jeff Tangney. Doctors on the Doximity social network are encouraged to collaborate on patient treatment or identify experts for referring patients. Doximity also works well on mobile devices. The company has announced today that over 30,000 physicians are using Doximity as a platform to collaborate. About 30,000 physicians means 5% of the U.S. physician population. Doximity raised $10.8 million in series A funding this past March.

Sony has updated the interface of their BRAVIA smart TVs to support social networking and high-definition YouTube videos. The new BRAVIA firmware has support for Facebook galleries, messages, status updates, and links. There is a Twitter ticket that scrolls updates from your followers. YouTube has been on BRAVIA smart TVs, but the update now has HD support.

Samsung has won an appeal to start selling the Galaxy Tabs again in Australia. The court in Australia overturned their injunction in October against the Tabs for violating Apple’s touchscreen technology patents. Samsung had quickly redesigned the Tabs and it will be back on shelves this Friday at 4PM. [BBC]

For a limited amount of time, you can buy Beats by Dre headphones in several colors and not just the black and white shades. The headphones are red, blue, green, orange, pink, purple, and silver for a price of $349.95. The headphones have a 1/8″ to 1/4″ adapter and a Monster iSoniTalk cable for the iPhone, BlackBerry, and other music players. The headphones have powered sound isolation technology that runs off a pair of AAA batteries. The headphones come with a carrying case and a cleaning cloth. [SlashGear]