APPLE NEWS

Mr Pig Muddy features hours of gameplay, challenging physics-based farm settings, demolition of hay bales, construction and many special features and objects.

iPhone users can take photos of cars and enhance them by adding dents, scratches and broken windows.

Apple has sent an email to iOS developers reminding them to submit any apps they want released when iOS 4.2 becomes available.

Salesdiver helps sales people manage their sales pipeline and qualify their opportunities better.

Using the USB cable that came with the devices, GoGadget connects media players, phones, GPS navigators, digital picture frames, and other gadgets to your computer for easy syncing.

iScape allows you to see your landscape options before any work starts, before you spend any money or doing any digging.

TopXNotes modernized the User Interface including a new, taller, customizable toolbar with larger icons, a rewritten NoteOrganizer, two-finger scrolling, new icons, and several cosmetic improvements.

Apple has posted the new iOS 4.2 GM Seed firmware.

Today Target announced that it will carry the iPhone in 846 stores that include Target Mobile centers beginning Nov. 7, 2010.

Apple may have paid a seven-figure amount to settle a lawsuit filed over the term "iAds"

Apple's next iPhone may feature Near Field Communication technology for remote computing.

Geekbench 2.1.9 has been released to add support for the new MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models.

Apple is reportedly investigating issues with Monster headphones that can cause your iDevice to pause and play erratically.

Canesta today announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to have its products, technology, intellectual property, customer contracts, and other resources acquired by Microsoft

T-Mobile has announced that they will be offering a $15 unlimited tethering add-on this holiday season.

A new version of the oStylus for iDevices is now available for half the original price - $37.50.

Check out this marriage proposal that was coordinated and secretly filmed with multiple iPhones.

Apple has forced HyperMac, a company that offers external batteries for Apple products, to change its name.

Europeans who slept in for work this morning may have a legitimate excuse. A bug in iOS 4.1 is causing alarms to go off an hour late.

The iPhone Dev-Team has released a new version of RedSn0w for Mac and Windows that uses the Limera1n exploit to support more devices and adds the ability to restore custom firmware ipsws.

The iPhone Dev-Team will be releasing a new version of RedSn0w that offers pwned-DFU mode via limera1n.

Mike Pan has successfully modified the iPhone 3GS to record HD video at 30 frames per second!

Adium, a free instant messaging client for Mac OS X, has been updated with support for Twitter and IRC.

Ron Johnson, Senior VP of Retail Operations at Apple, cashed in some options last week clearing $44 million.

iLounge has launched their 2011 Buyer's Guide to everything iPod, iPhone, and iPad.

Wi-Fi has made an important leap in connecting devices anywhere, anytime - with or without a traditional network available.

Rovio Mobile has released a special Halloween edition of their popular Angry Birds game for the iPhone and iPad.

Apple has filed two lawsuits against Motorola over six different patents mainly focusing on Multi-Touch.

The first person Google cofounders Larry Page and Sergey Brin wanted to hire as their CEO was Steve Jobs.

Apple has been sent a formal notification of copyright infringement regarding the way VLC for iOS is distributed in the App Store.

Apple has released an updated version of iPhoto to address data loss issues when upgrading.

Steve Jobs has replied to a customer's question about USB 3.0 saying that Apple doesn't see USB 3 taking off just yet.

Boonana Trojan Horse is a free removal tool as well as administrative instructions to manually remove the affected machines.

Katakune Super Flash Cards features more than 170 beautifully rendered 3D graphics baby flash cards on the Apple iTunes store, designed to help babies and toddlers learn new words.

To Go lets users bi-directionally synchronize their DEVONthink or DEVONnote databases with their iPads, iPhones, or iPod touches, and so take all their important documents, email messages, and bookmarks with them.

Costco, a long time retailer of Apple products, is dropping sales of the iPod and iTunes cards after being denied the opportunity to sell the iPad.

Apple is exploring the use of nitride coating to make stainless steel devices more durable and scratch resistant.

ZAGG has begun selling their invisibleSHIELD and ZAGGskins protection for Apple's new Macbook Air laptop computers.

Vonage Mobile for Facebook has been updated with multitasking support to let you run other apps while calling - without dropping the call.

Fotopedia Heritage, a photo based encyclopedia for the iPhone and iPad, has been updated with slideshow, wallpaper, shuffle, and retina display support.

Table Connect for iPhone is a project to bring the iPhone's interface and multitouch capabilities to a 58-inch table.

Apple today blocked the ability to activate your iPhone using a phonebook SIM.

A video promo of a banned white iPhone 4 has been uploaded by the same guys who did the antenna spoof.

IDC has announced the results of its Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker survey, which place Apple as the world's fourth largest manufacturer of not just of smartphones, but of all mobile phones.

OmniVision has been rumored to supply the cameras for the next generation iPad

Gizmodo has obtained on a hands on description of the Google Nexus Two smartphone.

Friendly, a Facebook client for the iPad, has been updated with support for multiple accounts and photo upload.

MultiG lets you easily navigate multiple Gmail accounts on your iPhone or iPad.