APPLE NEWS

86digi has posted a hands-on demo of a working iPhone 6 clone.

Alleged photos of the iPhone 6 Touch ID fingerprint sensor have surfaced online.

Jawbone has updated the app for its UP fitness band with new weight management and food score features.

Logitech has announced a new protection+ case,+trip air vent mount, and +drive windshield/dashboard mount for the iPhone 5s and iPhone 5.

Paul McCartney has released five of his past albums as iPad apps.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has sent a memo to employees about the company's 'groundbreaking new partnership with IBM'.

Apple and IBM today announced an exclusive partnership that teams the market-leading strengths of each company to transform enterprise mobility through a new class of business apps—bringing IBM’s big data and analytics capabilities to iPhone and iPad.

Hermes is a lightweight quick reply tweak from Phillip Tennen that supports more than just the iOS Messages app.

The Amazon Music app has been updated with improvements to stability, scrolling performance, and AirPlay.

Apple today launched 'iTunes Pass' in Japan. The new service lets users visit an Apple Store to add money to their iTunes account without requiring the purchase of a gift card.

Google has updated its Chrome browser for iOS to allow mobile sites that have added Cast support to work with your Cast-enabled device.

Beats has announced that they are gifting 24K gold dipped headphones to the members of the German football team after they emerged victorious in the 2014 World Cup.

Apple has reportedly added a new supplier to help with iPhone 6 battery yield issues.

Apple is actively seeking retail employees to test its upcoming Photos App for OS X

Snapchat has introduced a new Geofilters feature that lets you overlay a location-based graphics onto your pic.

Google has begun flagging search results with Flash content for iOS and Android devices, warning them that the link may not work properly on their device.

Apple has expanded its iPhone and iPad device trade-in program to Australia, giving $250 credit towards a new iPhone or up to $215 for an iPad.

Apple’s iPhone 5s is still the bestselling smartphone in May 2014, 8 months after its launch last year. Samsung’s new flagship, Galaxy S5 comes in at second.

Apple will reportedly release the iWatch in three versions, one with a 1.6-inch display and two with 1.8-inch displays.

Angry Birds Rio has been updated with 20 new Timber Tumble levels, six bonus levels, power potion, and more.

Apple has announced that 90% of devices are now using iOS 7.

The PayPal app for iPhone has been updated with faster logins and the ability to link your loyalty cards to PayPal.

Microsoft has updated its Bing Search app for iPhone to let you browse deals and offers around you and sync your images/screenshots to Bing Desktop.

Former White House Press Secretary Jay Carney is reportedly being considered as Apple's next PR chief

Charitybuzz is running an online auction where you can bid to have lunch with Apple SVP Eddy Cue at Apple headquarters and get a MacBook Air.

The United States Patent and Trademark office has rejected Apple's Touch ID trademark

Shazam has been updated with full track playback, powered by Rdio.

Apple and Intelligent Energy are reportedly working on a secret partnership to embed fuel cells in electronic devices such as laptops and mobiles.

Apple's iCloud Email service is down for a small amount of users who are unable to access their email.

The popularity of the iPad is increasing nickel exposure in children and may be the cause of skin rashes for those allergic to the element, according to a report released by Pediatrics.

The Opera Coast Web Browser has been updated with improved iCloud syncing, enhanced iPad Search, AirDrop support, and more.

Morgan Stanley has issued a new investor note increasing Apple's price target to $110.

A woman was tragically killed by a subway train at Union Square on Saturday after fumbling to catch a dropped iPad and falling on the tracks.

Google has released Ingress, a new augment reality game for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Apple is facing production issues with the 5.5-inch iPhone 6 which could delay the device until late 2014 or even 2015, reports KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.

Jay Freeman, the developer of Cydia, has posted a lengthy article explaining the background behind Cydia, his motivations to work on the project, and how he looks at competition.

Apple has received a grant of equipment authorization from the FCC for a new Apple iBeacon device.

U.S. Senators Deb Fischer (R-Neb.) and Jay Rockefeller (D-W.V.) have introduced bipartisan legislation to modernize federal regulations for electronic devices.

Knockoff iPhone 6 devices based on the currently rumored design have already begun to surface.

A new survey reveals that better battery life is a more important to iPhone 6 buyers than a larger display.

Samsung has released two new ads attacking the iPad's display and lack of multitasking.

Check out this new iWatch concept that features interchangeable bands in a variety of colors and a box that is also a wireless charging base.

Misfit has announced the launch of the 'Misfit Beddit Sleep System' to help track your sleep patterns.

Apple has launched a blog dedicated its new Swift programming language.

Check out this video demo of CarPlay in the new 2015 Hyundai Sonata.

The Google Maps app for iOS has been updated with improvements to search results and Explore, a local guide that shows you different places and activities depending on the location and time of day.

The Adobe Photoshop Express app has been updated to let you control the intensity of Looks. It also received the ability import RAW photos and added new defog and blemish removal capabilities.

Apple, Coca-Cola, and about two dozen other companies have signed on to an Obama administration program called SupplierPay.