APPLE NEWS

John Gruber from Daring Fireball gives a talk on 'Apple and the Open Web' at Web 2.0 Expo NY 2010

BillShrink has produced an interesting infographic that takes a look at how popular the iPhone really is.

A new version of TinyUmbrella is in the works and here are the first screenshots.

Weather HD has been updated as a universal binary adding iPhone and iPod touch support free for all iPad users who own the app.

David Ashman has updated LockInfo, his popular lockscreen customization utility, with Retina Display Support, StatusBar icons, and more.

iFixIt's Apple TV teardown reveals that the device has 8GB of Flash Storage, 256MB of RAM, and solder pads that seem to match a dock connector.

Hackers have begun to tell the story of the SHAtter exploit, how it was discovered, and how it is being used to bring the next iPhone jailbreak.

iLife '09 is being heavily discounted by retailers on Amazon suggesting that a new version is coming soon.

Gmail has announced that they will now let you turn off conversation view if you so desire.

OCRKit 1.1 adds support for six new languages and improved the text recognition for all languages.

Quantum Clockwork developers have taken a collection of three classic medieval board games, revamped them for modern usage and are now releasing them in a new product under the name, Morris.

Camera Duo provides the ability to simultaneously capture of photos and video on compatible iPhone devices.

Unlike the previous iPhone launch in China, Apple quickly sold out of its initial iPhone 4 supplies for the country.

High quality photos of the new Apple TV being unboxed

Apple is looking for a manager to lead a newly-formed creative technology team that will be responsible for driving HTML5 innovation.

Justin.tv has added broadcast support for the iPod touch 4G to their iPhone application.

Dell is planning to launch at least four different size tablets in the near future with the 7-inch tablet coming within weeks.

In addition to the new multitasking animation found in iOS 4.2 Beta 2 there are other new features

AutoDesk has released AutoCAD WS, an iPhone app that lets you view, edit, and share DWG files

Sonos has released an application for the iPad that lets you control your Sonos Multi-Room Music System.

A hacker known as Hexxeh has been able to get Chromium OS running on his iPad

Mozilla has announced that there will be no Firefox browser for the iPhone

HP EVP Todd Bradley have let it slip that HP's upcoming tablet based on webOS will be called the 'PalmPad'.

Apple today released the second beta of iOS 4.2 which features a new multitasking animation for switching between apps

Developer Dustin Howett has ported the Apple TV user interface application code named "Lowtide" to the iPod touch 4G.

Apple has released iOS 4.2 Beta 2 and iTunes 10.1 Beta 1 to developers.

Plans for Steve Jobs' new home, set to be built on the spot currently occupied by the Jackling house, have been posted online

President Obama sat down with RollingStone for an interview during which he revealed what's on his iPod.

Full Finance Learning allows users to supplement their knowledge of finance via diverse and in-depth learning tests.

The Hunt is unlike any other adventure game you have ever played. Solve riddles based on almost 50 Real-World places and events and then find and visit those places on the interactive map of the Real world.

All-in-1 Logic GameBox collection includes Telescope, Labyrinth, Parking Lot, Liquid Measure, Flip It, Arithmetic and a new puzzle game Paratroopers.

The iPad is rapidly becoming a tool to create music as demonstrated by this iPad street musician.

Home Run Derby Challenge is a single player game, and the objective is to score as many points as possible before getting five outs.

The Pedlar Lady is inspired by the age-old tale of a man who becomes rich through a dream.

Putting Pal 1.2 shows users the break direction and slope of the green, then it uses that information to go where other green readers can't.

iSuppli has examined the new iPod Nano 6G and determined its Bill-of-Materials amounts to an estimated $43.73

Oscilloscope 1.0 is designed to plot audio signals, monitor equipment, analyze events, and test circuits, it is also an excellent learning tool.

Finger Stomp is an innovative music app that pays respect to old-school hip-hop and street musicians, transforming Users to produce the sound and feel of original urban music.

Evidence of two new iPhone devices have been found in the just released Apple TV firmware.

Microsoft has announced that starting on October 26th Office for Mac 2011 will be available for purchase.

Amazon has announced Kindle for the Web which lets you read and share book samples without leaving your browser.

Michael Arrington just announced that AOL has acquired the popular technology blog, TechCrunch.

Some interesting references have been found in the new Apple TV firmware which may hint at future functionality.

Apple has released an update to their Remote application for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Apple may be set to release a new Remote App that offers AirPlay controls on Tuesday

Apple has reportedly approved the official Google Voice application and it will be available soon.

The iPhone Dev-Team has already decrypted the new Apple TV's firmware keys using SHAtter and recommends that those interested in a "potential" jailbreak buy early

TechCrunch has learned that Amazon will soon launch an Android App Store and possibly an Android Tablet.