APPLE NEWS

A video comparison of iOS 4 and Windows Phone 7 that concentrates on the interface differences

Apple is expected to build its first 3 million Verizon compatible CDMA iPhones in December 2010

Facebook has updated their app for the iPhone to improve logins, fix crashing, and resolve other problems.

RIM could unveil a new tablet computer running an all new operating system as early as next week.

Illusion Labs has released an update to the popular Labyrinth 2 game for iOS which brings Game Center and Retina Display support.

The Telegraph brings you the latest in UK and World news with its new iPad app

A MacBook knock off made by LeThink boasts dual batteries at about half the price.

Netflix may announce tomorrow that their streaming service is coming to Canada.

Apple was reportedly in talks with Facebook over Ping for at least 18 months before it launched the service on its own.

Seagate today launched the world's first 1.5 terabyte 2.5-inch portable external drive with a USB 3.0 connection.

Panasonic today announced the LUMIX DMC-GH2, a hybrid touch-control camera featuring full HD video recording and compatibility with the world's first interchangeable 3D lens

This simple yet effective app takes advantage of Google's interactive map and the iPhone/iPad's built-in GPS and allows anyone to overlay an image on top Google's interactive map, trace that image, and see their trace directly on the map.

LivingRoom gives professional and amateur designers alike a complete set of tools to plan and design spaces.

DoubleCheck enables users to check the current mobile operator of their contacts and provides a simple one step mechanism to mark this info on their address book.

Apple accounts for 2.8% of mobile handsets sold but takes 39% of industry profits

Pod2G has found another exploit for the iPod touch 2G that may be used to provide a jailbreak for both MC and non-MC models.

Mosspuppet shows you how to make an iPad stylus from a protein wrapper for those who don't care if Steve is mad at them.

Gameloft has updated its popular Real Soccer 2010 game with support for iOS 4 and the iPhone 4's Retina Display.

An American Customer Satisfaction Index report released Tuesday shows that PC satisfaction steadily improved in 2010

A new survey from Credit Suisse says that 63% of iPhone owners will stay with AT&T even if Verizon gets the iPhone.

Adobe today announced Adobe Photoshop Elements 9 & Adobe Premiere Elements 9 for Windows and Mac

RedSn0w has been updated to jailbreak iOS 4.1 on the iPhone 3G and iPod touch 2G

Foursquare has updated their iPhone app with redesign pages, a new To-Do list, and more

Awareness allows users to listen to their music with complete peace of mind, knowing that important sounds won't be missed.

You no longer have to scramble for a piece of paper, pen and a camera, or buy any over-priced autograph books at the store for getting an autograph.

iCut Deluxe will get your brain skills to a new level. Goal is simple: cut shapes into identical parts.

Users have their choice of eleven different effects and seven soundtracks, which can be changed while recording with just a tap of the screen.

Drawing from your existing iTunes music, podcasts, movies, and playlists, Everplay serves as a compact, light-weight player and social sharing tool, and features a lot of features not provided by iTunes.

The iPhone 4 will reportedly be launching in several more countries over the next week, including: Israel, Turkey, Thailand, Malaysia, China, and the Philippines.

Apple's licensing of Rovi's intellectual property may signal plans for an Apple TV with live TV and DVR functionality

Covert, a new tweak by chpwn, brings private browsing to MobileSafari

Apple has signed a multi-year agreement to license intellectual property from Rovi

Pod2G, the hacker who discovered the upcoming SHAtter jailbreak, has announced that he is no longer part of the Chronic Dev Team.

FoldersinFolders is a new tweak by Elias Lomneos that lets you create sub-folders in iOS 4.

Google announced at its European Google Atmosphere event that it will soon bring Google Docs editing to the iPad.

VLC Media Player, a free and open source cross-platform multimedia player, has been approved by Apple and is now available for the iPad

Google Earth has been updated with support for the iPhone 4's Retina Display as well as underwater and oceanic content

MacStories has gotten a preview of Reeder for Mac, the desktop version of the highly popular Google Reader client for iOS.

Nuance today unveiled Dragon Dictate for Mac version 2.0, the first major desktop product for Mac OS X following Nuance's acquisition of MacSpeech

Samsung has begun airing a commercial for their new 7-inch Galaxy Tab tablet that touts its ability to video chat and display Flash.

Fring has announced the launch of fringOut, a service that enables users to make low cost international calls to any regular landline or mobile phone

Developer Matthias Melcher has ported Newton OS to the iPhone using the Einstein MessagePad emulator

Apple has just launched a new Games site with everything from Game Reviews to Cheat Codes to Hardware Suggestions.

Apple is reportedly accelerating its efforts to persuade publishers to join their plan to create a digital newsstand that will sell newspaper and magazine subscriptions.

Time Inc has announced that their latest Sports Illustrated iPad edition will be landscape only as a cost cutting measure necessitated by Apple's unfair subscription policies.

Apple may have acquired all the shares of facial recognition company Polar Rose

Napster has released an application for the iPhone and iPod touch that lets you listen to over 10 million songs for $10 a month.

Apple today announced that iPhone 4 will be available to customers in China beginning Saturday, September 25