APPLE NEWS

In light of the the tragedy in Boston, Funny or Die has rescheduled the release of iSteve, a humorous movie about the life of Steve Jobs, until tomorrow.

Bloomberg has released an update to its Bloomberg Anywhere app that brings a completely revamped UI for the iPad.

Numerous photos surfaced today of cases for the upcoming iPad 5 with one site predicting that the tablet will be announced on June 18th.

WhatsApp CEO Jan Koum said the service is now bigger than Twitter today at D:Dive Into Mobile.

Apple has updated its online store to highlight gift ideas for Mother's Day. The holiday falls on May 12th this year.

A series of recent job postings for Apple suggest the company is putting together a unit to work on custom chip development in Florida.

The Apple Store on Boylston Street has been closed temporarily following the tragic bombing at the Boston Marathon.

Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster has lowered his target for Apple from $788 down to $688.

Facebook is in talks with Apple about bringing a version of its new 'Facebook Home' software to the iPhone.

Apple has determined that a very small number of Apple TV (3rd generation) products might experience Wi-Fi related issues.

Apple has released an update to Xcode that brings improved LLDB performance for debugging Objective-C code.

A new report says the iPhone 5S will feature a 12MP camera with an improved low-light photography and HDR capabilities.

Apple is now selling refurbished fifth generation iPod touches on its online store.

Mailbox, a popular new mail app for the iPhone, has been updated with smarter snoozes, faster swipes, and other improvements.

Adobe has released a free public beta of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5.

Google has updated its YouTube app with the ability to queue up videos, access to live streams, and other improvements.

Sentry, the designer behind Auxo, has posted his concept for a redesign of Cydia.

Four of the top five highest paid executives at Standard & Poor’s 500 companies aren't CEOs but rather Apple SVPs.

SugarSync has released a redesigned application for iOS featuring Cloud Search, Open In, and other improvements.

Dish Network has made a $25.5 billion offer for Sprint Nextel in an effort to block the carrier's acquisition by Japan's Softbank.

Silicon Valley venture capitalists are reporting an increase in the number of Apple employees looking for opportunities outside of the company.

Ecoute, a music player app for iOS, has been updated with auto artwork downloads, play next, and URL scheme support.

Employees at an electronics store in the Chinese city of Wenzhou exploited Apple's return policy by exchanging fake parts for real ones.

Laurene Powell Jobs speaks publicly for the first time on Steve Jobs' legacy and immigration reform.

Foxconn has ended a hiring freeze as it prepares to mass produce the next iPhone.

Microsoft is working on designs for a smart watch device, according to a WSJ report.

Citrix's Enterprise Mobility Cloud Report examines mobile platform adoption by region and industry.

Check out this video clip of Steve Jobs talking about failure and how most people never ask for help.

Jason Koger is the first double hand amputee in the world to receive prosthetic hands that can be controlled with the iPhone.

Check out this beautiful rendering of a concept iPhone 6 featuring a larger display, thinner frame, and no home button.

A new iOS 7 concept video posted by iamthe6ixth features a few interesting elements including pull down icon menus and status bar toggles/shortcuts.

Following its announcement that it would no longer offer early upgrade eligibility on iPhones and other smartphones, Verizon has announced that it will offer a Wireless Device Payment Plan.

Apple board member Bill Campbell talks about what it takes to create an awesome product in an interview with Intuit CEO Brad Smith.

Facebook Home has released a new commercial for Facebook Home starring Mark Zuckerberg, alongside the app's release on the Google Play Store.

Video of the Evad3rs' Question and Answer session at HITBSECCONF2013 has been posted online.

Zynga has released War of the Fallen, a multiplayer card battle game, for the iPhone.

Pebble has announced the release of a Watchapp SDK for OS X and Linux developers.

iPhone 4 sales have reportedly tripled in India thanks to a new buyback promotion being offered by Apple.

Verizon has announced the end of early upgrade eligibility for customers are on their network.

Laurene Powell Jobs will speak publicly tonight for the first time since Steve Jobs death to advocate for immigration reform.

Topeka Capital analyst Brian White is latest to predict that Apple will feature Fingerprint Scanning Technology in the next generation iPhone.

Kevin Lynch, the former Adobe CTO poached by Apple, is apparently leading a team of former iPod engineers on a new project.

Samsung today announced its new Galaxy Mega 6.3-inch and 5.8-inch smartphones.

Apple may be planning to make the iPad 5 thinner and lighter by using an improved LED backlight.

Take a look at the first T-Mobile commercial for the iPhone 5 set to the U.S. national anthem.

Twitter is set to release a new standalone Music app this weekend.

Apple has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit over the company's refusal to repair iPhone and iPod touch devices that had pink liquid contact indicators.

An agreement between Apple and Universal Music for an 'iRadio' music streaming service is imminent.