APPLE NEWS

Apple will reportedly unveil an 8GB iPad 2 alongside a new 16GB and 32GB iPad 3 on March 7th.

Apple will likely begin production of a 7.85-inch iPad in the third quarter of 2012, according to a new DigiTimes report.

HITBSecConf has posted abstracts for upcoming presentations by the iPhone 'Dream Team' of hackers on Corona, Absinthe, and Unlocking.

The GSMA today announced the winners of the 17th Annual Global Mobile awards, held at the GSMA Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

CollabraCam provides a quick, easy and fun way to shoot and simultaneously edit live video from multiple cameras using iPhones, iPod Touches and iPad 2.

Invoices was created to make invoicing workflow easy and quick. It includes elegant document template, clients and products databases and is EU VAT regulations and sales tax compliant*.

Apple is reporting rejecting iBooks submissions that link to Amazon's store.

SmugMug has released a new camera app for the iPhone called 'Camera Awesome'.

Apple has updated the Apple Store app for iOS with account management editing and billing options and the ability to choose from all three U.S. carriers when purchasing an iPhone.

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is ditching the BlackBerry in favor of the iPhone.

Apple has repeatedly delayed shipments of its Apple TV ahead of the rumored refresh on March 7th.

CutYourSIM is once again offering permanent remote unlocks for the iPhone 3G, 3GS, 4, and 4S for AT&T devices.

MLB.com At Bat 2012 launched today for iOS as a free download with in-app subscription purchases.

Raspberry Pi, a credit-card sized computer with AirPlay capability that plugs into your television, is now available for purchase.

Apple is expected to launch thinner and lighter MacBook Pros as early as April.

Microsoft has released a consumer preview of Windows 8 for download.

Apple is reportedly considering the launch of a 14-inch MacBook Air for the Asia PC market.

HandBrake, the popular video encoding utility, has been updated to version 0.9.6.

The Mozilla Marketplace is now open for developers to submit their HTML5 apps.

Sprint has launched a SprintTV app for its iPhone customers that offers free live streaming of numerous television channels.

Marvel has announced the release of over 80 comics on the iBookstore with more to come.

In order to give an iOS application access to your location information, you are also granting them access to your photos.

A new video from Aatma Studio shows a concept iPad 3 that features an edge-to-edge screen and no home button.

The Social Radio for Twitter is a new app that reads your Twitter timeline aloud while playing your music from your device in the background.

Apple and Google are being sued over the Google Maps 'Street View' feature on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

The ARM is a new collapsible stand for the iPad and Android tablets that makes it easier to mount your iPad for use in various situations.

Apple will reportedly launch a new Apple TV and a mystery accessory alongside the iPad 3.

Apple has officially announced an event on March 7th in San Francisco.

The supposed casing for the iPad 3 has been measured to be 0.8mm thicker than the iPad 2.

CNBC has just tweeted that according to its sources Apple will unveil a quad-core LTE iPad 3 in New York next week. The Loop's Jim Dalrymple disagrees with the location at least.

Apple is reportedly developing a new audio file format which supports 'adaptive streaming'.

Saurik has taken to Reddit to answer a question on why Cydia must repeatedly reload packages at launch.

The White House recently posted a photo of President Obama getting an intelligence briefing on the iPad.

SpeakEvents is a new tweak that reads out your notifications, emails, messages, and more.

Sprint's 2011 10-K filing with the SEC reveals that the company committed to buying $15.5 billion iPhones from Apple and expects to purchase more than that.

Proview has issued a press release charging Apple with fraud and unfair competition.

Warren Buffett reveals that Steve Jobs asked him what to do with Apple's cash but ended up not taking his advice.

Best Buy is now offering a $50 discount on the iPad 2 and has reportedly begun marking the device as deleted in its inventory system.

Apple has sent an email to developers prompting them to get a Developer ID certificate which will be used along with Gatekeeper to prevent users from installing malware on their Mac.

A price list has surfaced on Sina Weibo which indicates that the iPad 3 will cost more than the iPad 2.

AT&T is working on a new service that who let developers and content providers pay the wireless data charges that the users incur on the AT&T network.

SiriBoard is a new tweak that lets you launch Siri using an icon instead of the home button.

Intel says its next-generation microprocessors will go on sale 8 to 10 weeks later than originally planned.

Shot MeMo combines functionality, simplicity, and style in an app that lets users create quick memos and preserve their memories.

LandMarked lets you take photos and notes of places as well let you categorize and rate them.

Ask Your Target Market surveyed 2000 Americans who don't own an iPad and another 500 iPad owners to put together this infographic about the iPad 3.

In what is being described as a huge victory for Apple, a German court has ruled that Motorola cannot enforce an injunction based on a standard-essential patent during Apple's appeal.

Andy Rubin, Google's SVP of Mobile and Digital Content, reveals that over 850,000 new Android devices are activated each day giving the mobile operating system a year-on-year growth rate of more than 250%.