APPLE NEWS

Mac OS X Lion will reportedly be released on July 14th.

EA is holding a massive sale for the July 4th Independence Day weekend and discounting over 90 iOS games to $0.99 or less!

The NYTimes has updated their iPhone and iPad app to implement in-app subscriptions.

Apple has released Xcode 4.1 Developer Preview 7 alongside Mac OS X Lion GM Seed.

Apple today released Mac OS X Lion Gold Master Seed to developers.

Adobe has launched a new switcher program offering a 50% discount on Premiere to unhappy Final Cut Pro users.

Apple will likely dethrone HP as the number one notebook vendor in 2012 if tablets are included in the calculation

Apple suppliers are preparing for production of a new iPad and only one new iPhone model starting in August

A consortium consisting of Apple, EMC, Ericsson, Microsoft, RIM, and Sony have won Nortel's patent auction with a bid of 4.5 billion.

Walt Mossberg compares the HP TouchPad to the iPad in this video interview.

The U.S. International Trade Commission today upheld part of a previous finding that Apple and RIM did not infringe on Kodak patents.

Touched by the story of how the iPad helps a young girl with sight disabilities, Steve Jobs asks to share the email with top leaders at Apple.

Facebook for iPhone has been updated with bug fixes and security improvements.

Smartphones continue to grow in popularity and are now the majority of new cellphone purchases in the United States.

A high level RIM employee has written an open letter to the Senior Management Team begging them to be more like Apple and focus on the end user experience.

Developer Aaron Ash has successfully managed to run multiple applications side by side on the iPad.

Apple has filed a patent application for a 'Location-Based Dock for a Computing Device'

IBM has just announced the development of Phase-Change Memory (PCM) that is 100x faster than flash and will allow computers to boot instantaneously.

The App Store now offers 100,000 applications created specifically for the iPad.

Google and Virgin America have teamed up to lend out free ChromeBooks with free Wi-Fi during select flights.

Apple is increasing orders for the iPad 2 and plans to ship 12-14 million during the peak third quarter

Tumblr for iPhone has undergone a total rewrite and brings a new simple interface for managing multiple blogs.

Speaking in London on Tuesday, Penguin Books' CEO John Makinson offers a look at the future of its books on the iPad.

Apple's $50 Thunderbolt cable contains a total of 12 larger, inscribed chips, and tons of smaller electronic components.

Mozilla has released a new version of Mozilla Thunderbird, its free and open source email application for Windows, Mac, and Linux.

Tapbots has released an update to Tweetbot, their Twitter application for the iPhone.

RBC Capital Markets General Manager Mike Abramsky believes Apple will make the iPhone 3GS available at $0 with contract once the iPhone 5 is released.

A humorous look at the organizational charts of Apple, Facebook, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and Oracle.

Check out this infographic by Mashable that takes a look at the first four years of iPhone.

Industrial designer Michal Bonikowski has created a concept of what the new iPhone 5 might look like.

The first Thunderbolt accessories have been released and users will be happy to know that they can boot from their Thunderbolt drives.

Supplies of the white MacBook are severely constrained ahead of the Mac OS X Lion release and a possible upgrade to the notebook.

Apprupt reports that 95% of iPhone users have updated to iOS 4.

This may be the first wedding photographed and videoed entirely with the iPhone 4.

Microsoft has updated Photosynth, its interactive panorama capture and sharing app for the iPhone.

Samsung has asked the ITC for an import ban against the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch

Apple says an update to Final Cut Pro X is coming this summer on a new page dedicated to answering common questions about the software.

The iVigilo camera monitoring and alerting Apps provide remote camera security, life casting, baby monitoring and global webcam monitoring applications from the palm of the user's hand.

Speeds allows the users to record routes and see them later on a map. Speed, max speed, average speed, distance and time are all measured.

Jagimo! enables users to create mashups of words and photos with random people from around the world. Share ideas and photos with random people from around the world and enjoy the mashups.

Recover PDF Password supports all versions of Adobe Acrobat up to version 9.X and can recover Unicode passwords.

Giving users the power to quickly sharing and collaborate on projects, Share Board is a flexible mobile solution that equips users with a number of easy to use sharing tools.

Aces lets up to four people play any card game and features voice support so that players can communicate during play.

Sharpshooter is a screenshot utility app which gives the user finer control over using Mac OS X's built-in key combinations.

Cocktail is a digital toolset with a variety of practical features that lets you clean, repair and optimize your system with one click of the button.

Tickets on the Fly allows you to contact the person that owns the tickets directly, insuring the lowest price possible.

Sprinkler Times uses localized scientific data to maintain healthy landscapes, encourage conservation and save homeowners hundreds of dollars a year in needless overwatering.

Focusbar's window will show up on your screen from time to time, reminding you that it is time to work on what you have planned.