APPLE NEWS

Apple has officially killed the white MacBook stopping sales of the device to Educational Institutions.

BadPlastic is an easy-to-use Mac application to track personal credit card debt.

ArtGenius Italian Renaissance contains more than 130 of the greatest works of art in history.

AT&T is about to receive a new batch of micro-SIM cards that are LTE enabled.

Apple is reportedly in 'crunch mode' as it prepares for the unveiling of the iPad 3 early next month.

Microsoft has released MSN for iPad in the U.S. App Store.

Swipe Navigation for Music is a new tweak that adds swipe control to the iOS Music app.

WeeTrackData is a widget for Notification Center that lets you easily track your data usage.

RecognizeMe 2.0 is an update to the tweak that unlocks your iPhone using biometric facial recognition.

AT&T is telling the New York Times that they are only throttling users in areas with insufficient network capacity or spectrum.

Apple has posted two new iPhone 4S ads featuring Siri entitled, 'Road Trip' and 'Rock God'.

Google recently released its Chrome browser for Android. Here's a look at how it compares to Safari for iOS.

The Evernote Hello app for iPhone has been updated with numerous improvements.

An angry good samaritan confronts an iPhone thief on a train out from London Waterloo to Guildford.

Cinemagram turns short video clips taken with your iPhone or iPod touch into animated gifs.

Jerry Manock, the designer behind the Apple II, Apple III, and earlier Macs, takes a look back at his interactions with the late Steve Jobs

Waze GPS for iOS has been updated with hands free operation, the ability to share your location, and more.

The FBI has released its 191 page file on Steve Jobs, the late co-founder of Apple.

Tapbots has released their popular Twitter client, Tweetbot, for the iPad.

Photos of a high resolution display panel allegedly belonging to the iPad 3 have surfaced online.

Amazon is again targeting Apple with its latest Kindle ad which emphasizes its lower price compared to the iPad.

Apple is reportedly set to announce the iPad 3 in the first week of March

Apple.pro has posted photos of the inside and outside of the iPad 3 rear shell leaked earlier today.

A group called SwaggSec has hacked Foxconn exposing the usernames and passwords of every account including that of Apple and Foxconn's CEO Terry Gou.

Apple reportedly pays iTunes Match royalties based on how many times a song is accessed.

Newly published carrier profiles indicate that Apple may release iOS 5.1 around March 9th

The Verge is reporting that the iPad 3 will feature an A6 processor but it will not be quad-core.

RepairLabs has posted a purported photo of the back housing for the iPad 3 which shows that various changes are in store for the upcoming device.

Path has released an update to their iOS app which prompts users before saving their contact information to find friends and family using the service.

Google has released an update to its Chrome web browser that pre-renders autocomplete urls as you type them in.

The GRAMMY Live application for iOS has been updated for the 54th Annual GRAMMY Awards offering three days of live-stream coverage.

FireCore has released aTV Flash 1.3, an update to their software package that supercharges your black AppleTV.

Electronic Arts has released Battlefield 3: Aftershock free for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.

Apple will reportedly update Siri with support for Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, and Russian languages next month

Tweetbot, a popular Twitter client for iPhone, has received a major update that brings new timeline and direct message views, a redesigned 'new tweets' bar, and more.

Ryan Petrich, a popular iOS developer, has released ContactPrivacy, a tweak that alerts you when applications try to access your address book.

Here's a snapshot of the what mobile phones looked like before and after the iPhone.

Without Apple the mobile computing industry's revenue has been stagnant since 2007.

Apple is planning to stream a free live performance by Paul McCartney on iTunes tomorrow.

Apple has asked the European Telecommunications Standards Institute to set rules for the licensing of standard essential patents.

Sprint has announced its fourth quarter earnings which saw revenues increase 7% year over year and 1.8 million iPhones sold.

A new Vonage Mobile app for iOS released today promises rates 30% lower than Skype.

Evernote has released an update to its iOS application that brings predictive note titles and other minor improvements.

Apple has released EFI Updates to bring Lion Recovery to several 2010 Macs.

A new report commissioned by TechNet finds that the App Economy has added 466,000 jobs in the United States since 2007.

Apple today informed developers that Retina Display screenshots are now a requirement for iPhone and iPod touch apps.

Beijing authorities have reportedly opened an investigation into Apple's possible infringement of Proview's iPad trademark in China.

Samsung has unveiled a television remote which feature voice recognition capabilities