APPLE NEWS

Apple's OS X Mountain Lion is already the most popular operating system for Mac.

Amazon announced today that it has reached a licensing agreement with A+E Networks to add prior seasons of popular series from A&E, bio, HISTORY and Lifetime to the Prime Instant Video service.

Don Melton, who started the Safari and WebKit projects at Apple, reveals how his team kept the browser a secret before its debut.

G-Form, a company who makes protective cases for the iPhone and iPad, sent an iPod touch to an altitude of 100,000 feet in order to test their iPhone 5 case.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized over $635,000 worth of counterfeit 'Lightning' cables and adapters in Anchorage, Alaska.

Forbes Magazine is now available via iOS Newsstand with a yearly subscription price of $29.99.

Best Buy is complaining to attorney generals about allegedly 'misleading' Walmart product ads.

Samsung is expected to extend its smartphone lead over Apple in 2013 with an estimated 35% growth, according Strategy Analytics.

Pod2g, the hacker behind recent untethered jailbreaks, says that work on a jailbreak of iOS 6 is still ongoing.

BTIG analyst Richard Greenfield says Apple is likely to debut an 'iRadio' service in 2013 to compete with Pandora and Spotify.

Semi Secret Software, the creator of Canabalt, has released a new puzzle game for iOS.

The Steve Jobs movie entitled, 'jOBS' and starring Ashtone Kutcher will be released in April 2013.

Corning has announced that it will debut Gorilla Glass 3, an improved version of the glass likely used in the iPhone, at CES 2013.

Photos of the upcoming BlackBerry Z10 for both AT&T and Verizon have leaked online.

Facebook Messenger has been updated with the ability to send voice messages and call friends for free.

The FTC today announced that Google has agreed to change some of its business practices to resolve Federal Trade Commission concerns that those practices could stifle competition.

YouTube Capture, a new app from Google that makes it easy to record video for posting to YouTube, has been updated with several improvements.

PicsArt Photo Studio, a popular photo editing app on Android, has launched for the iPhone.

Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster says Apple will eventually come out with a "wearable computer".

Nokia is reportedly planning to release a thinner, lighter, aluminum successor to the Lumia 920 smartphone.

Although Apple gained smartphone market share post holidays, the company lost over 7% in tablet market share following Christmas.

ComScore today reported on trends in the U.S. mobile phone industry during the three month average period ending November 2012.

Apple and Steve Jobs were so secretive about the first iPhone that when AT&T COO Ralph de la Vega was shown the device he had to sign a NDA that prevented him from describing the device to his own bosses except in general terms.

Apple is reportedly testing Innolux's Touch-On-Display technology for the iPhone 5S.

Although Apple was in talks to acquire R2 Studios, Microsoft was the one to close the deal.

Apple has filed a statement with the ITC saying that Samsung should withdraw its U.S. injunction requests as it did in Europe.

Apple has announced that it will report its Q1 Earnings on January 23, 2013.

Words With Friends has been updated to let non-Facebook-connected users find more friends to play with.

Canonical has officially unveiled its design for an Ubuntu Phone operating system.

Apple has acknowledge the Do Not Disturb bug that has plagued some iOS users since January 1st and revealed that the feature won't work properly until January 7th.

Samsung has been denied its request to keep the sales data of some of its products sealed in its case against Apple.

A new report from Flurry Analytics indicates that weekly app downloads will regularly surpass one billion in 2013.

Apple has reportedly made plans to include Broadcom 802.11ac wireless chips in its 2013 Macs.

Amazon has won a dismissal of Apple's lawsuit against the company for alleged false advertising over its use of the term 'app store'.

Apple is reportedly looking to acquiring Waze to bolster its Maps offering on iOS.

The NYTimes app for iOS has been updated with improved search, automatically updating live blogs, and accessibility features.

Topeka Capital Markets analyst Brian White predicts that Apple will freshen up the iPhone 5 in May/June with multiple screen sizes and multiple colors.

A workaround has been found that lets you install Windows on a 3TB or larger drive via Boot Camp.

Intel's effort to release a television service and set top box is taking longer than expected due to delays in reaching content agreements.

Apple has reportedly contracted Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company to product its next generation A6X processor.

Disturbing new services are surfacing that circumvent Apple's DRM to allow for pirating of iOS apps without a jailbreak.

Apple has just aired a new iPhone 5 ad featuring the iOS Do Not Disturb feature. Ironically, the feature malfunctioned for numerous users today due to a bug that was likely associated with the beginning of the new year.

Developers have begun seeing references to iOS 7 and an iPhone 6,1 device appear in their usage logs.

The Apple Store in Paris, France was robbed on New Year's Eve of as much as one million euros worth of inventory.

Users are reporting that their iOS 6 'Do Not Disturb' setting isn't turning off as scheduled today.

Intel will reportedly debut a new Cable TV Set Top Box at CES on January 7th.

RunKeeper, an app that tracks your runs, walks, bike rides, hikes, and more using the GPS in your iPhone, has received a major update.

SEGA has dropped the price of Sonic Jump for iOS from $1.99 to free.