APPLE NEWS

Apple has seeded the first build of Mac OS X 10.6.4 to developers, build 10F37

Apple has reportedly begun shipping the iPad 3G to customers who pre-ordered the device.

Apple today announced that it will hold its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) June 7 through June 11 at San Francisco’s Moscone West.

Twittelator 1.1 features a new Slide to Send, Channels to find cool tweeters and content on any subject, and super turbocharging.

SplashID stores, organizes and accesses passwords, PINs, account numbers, frequent flier numbers, and any kind of information that needs to be available yet completely secure.

SQLite Studio has a clean, elegant design for working with tables, views, indexing and triggers, and a full featured SQL editor with code completion and syntax highlighting.

Dejumble provides an always-available, menu-bar-accessible view for collecting notes and tasks, as well as advanced features for searching and organizing to-do lists and notes.

Sally Park is a simple, accurate solution to the problem of locating one's parked car. When leaving your car just presses the Park button, and the GPS coordinates are saved.

MyZones calculates training heart rate zones that can be used by runners, cyclists, triathletes from keen fitness enthusiasts to focussed racers.

Hide'n'Seek offers radar, Google Maps and Bluetooth technology for a fun, feature-loaded experience. Hide'n'Seek is still about one person hiding and up to four others seeking.

The HeartScan application allows for self heart monitoring by measuring a user's heart rate and determining the beats per second.

MuscleNerd from the iPhone Dev Team is warning users who are hoping to use a userland jailbreak for the iPad, iPhone, or iPod to hold off on updating to iTunes 9.1.1.

Photoshop Mobile for iPhone has been updated to offer uploading to Facebook and Twitter (via Twitpic).

Eagle Quest is an interesting enslaving game that represents the Circle of life.

Playback allows anyone to share their media with any Playstation 3, Xbox 360, or other supported UPnP compatible device.

Pocket Devil - Hell Yeah! is an open-ended SIM of the underworld, where users control a host of Mugat2 as they interact with various instruments of torture, terror and mayhem.

Domino Touch HD is an iPad-only version of their best-selling Domino Touch for the iPhone and iPod touch.

Neowin has got its hands on screenshots of Windows Live Messenger for iPhone which is expected to be released in June.

Developer Dave from Magic Jungle Software demonstrates using his iPhone as a wireless controller for Chopper 2 which is running on the iPad

Apple has released iTunes 9.1.1 via Software Update to provide a number of important bug fixes

Apple has confirmed to the New York Times that it finalized a deal to acquire Intrinsity, a small chip company.

BeejiveIM for iPhone has been updated with Facebook Connect support for Facebook Chat.

Facebook has begun transcoding uploaded videos to MP4 bringing video playback support for the iPad.

Firefox Contacts has added support for Yahoo! and Facebook contacts and the ability to put people into the AwesomeBar

Nokia has officially announced their latest smartphone, the Nokia N8.

The new Opera browser for Mac is now more than ten times faster, according to speed comparisons between Opera 10.52 and Opera 10.10.

Police have arrested Brandon Darnell Smith for the recent iPad theft in which he ripped off most the victims pinky finger.

Panic has released Transmit 4 which offers over 45 new features and 25 times the speed.

Spotify has begun the integration of social media into its music service and added an import feature for your current library.

Tech Term definitions include Open Source, Solid State, Augmented Reality, Tablet PCs, VOIP, 3D, Ergonomics, Encryption, GPS, Gibabyte, Green Tech, Https:, and more.

Cookie Platter automatically removes unwanted cookies while saving specific cookies based upon a user's favorite websites.

CuteClips offers better support for Snow Leopard, better preview for URLs, support for TIFF image data on the clipboard, and a cleaned up preferences window.

Users select their dog breed of choice and then enter a five-round tournament that spans a junkyard, dog pound, train car, den, and Chinese restaurant kitchen.

Fuel Smart UK locates fuel prices and represents a collaboration of user community input and database listings from the UK's number one fuel data provider.

Italian Cooking currently spotlights fifty-seven mouth watering recipes, 192 translations that can be used in restaurants and information for twelve different products.

PrayerSteward's mission is to help users honor their promises to pray for others, even when the busyness of living makes remembering details a challenge.

Codality has released a new version of Simplenote that has been updated with iPad support and improved search.

With White & Yellow Pages you get the best of both worlds, business and people search.

It is a huge wooden time display which is updated in real time by 70 construction workers, constantly on the verge of failing.

Dream Home HD is an image gallery that will come handy for everyone who wants to keep up with the latest interior design trends.

WritePad allows users to enter text utilizing advanced multilingual handwriting recognition software for cursive, print, or mixed handwriting styles.

Backlash is a steampunk inspired physics-based puzzle game. The goal of the game is simple enough: to flick a ball to a goal.

Be captivated for hours by the visual feedback of finger painting in the water, creating swirling patterns that interact with particles and jellyfish.

Shopper Pro takes the guesswork out of shopping and lets the user instantly know how much he is paying and saving after sales tax and discounts.

Apple sits on the steering committee of the police task force that raided the home of Gizmodo's Jason Chen.

The iPhone 4G Leak Investigation has come to a bit of a pause while the District Attorney reevaluates the validity of their warrant to raid Gizmodo.

When Nike CEO Mark Parker asked Steve Jobs for advice shortly after receiving the title, Jobs told him to 'Get rid of the crappy stuff'

Gizmodo is just announcing that on Friday police raided the home of Jason Chen without him present, seizing four computers and two servers.