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Judge Richard Posner, a United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, has decided to grant Apple an injunction hearing against Motorola (and vice-versa) after all.

Apple has aired its first TV ad for the Retina Display MacBook Pro.

AnandTech has posted some benchmarks for the performance of USB 3.0 and the SSD in the new Retina Display MacBook Pro.

Shipping times for the new Retina Display MacBook Pro have slipped to 2-3 weeks.

At MacWorld, 148Apps announced that Jetpack Joyride has won its 2011 people's choice award for the Best App Ever.

Specifications for the eagerly anticipated Retina Display MacBook Pro have reportedly been leaked.

Algoriddim has released vjay, a new iPad app that lets you mix together your favorite music videos.

Twelve South has announced SurfacePad for MacBook Air, the latest in a line of ultra-thin, genuine leather wrist rest protectors for MacBook.

Tactus is showcasing its next generation technology that enables real physical buttons and shapes to rise out of the surface of any touchscreen.

Found is a new app for OS X that searches for files across your Mac and personal cloud services including Dropbox, Google Drive/Docs, and Gmail (attachments).

Sprint will reportedly offer the iPhone on its Virgin Mobile pay-as-you-go brand as soon as July 1.

The Apple iPad greatly surpasses the Amazon Kindle and Samsung Galaxy Tab in consumer demand and satisfaction.

Microsoft has announced SmartGlass, an application for your desktop and mobile devices that connects with the Xbox 360 to offer AirPlay-like functionality.

Corning has announced the launch of Corning Willow Glass, an ultra-slim flexible glass.

An iPhone 5 mockup rendering has been created using the recently leaked schematic depicting a taller device.

FlickrBoard is a new app for the iPhone that lets you follow your favorite photographers.

Apple has sent users of its MobileMe service a warning via email and push that it will no longer be available after June 30th.

Here's a look at some of Tim Cook's major milestones since he took over Apple when Steve Jobs went on medical leave.

Here's some clips of the jailbreak dream team presenting at HITBSecConf last week.

Facebook has been informed that that U.S. antitrust regulators will subject its Instagram acquisition to a lengthy investigation.

Apple has reportedly acquired Italian music editing startup Redmatica.

iFixYouri has leaked back and side parts for the next generation iPhone or early prototypes of the device.

More images of the alleged back and side parts for the next generation iPhone have surfaced, this time in white.

A prototype first generation iPad with dual dock connectors has surfaced for sale on eBay.

FSM has posted an infographic depicting just how big Apple is.

The Chronic Dev-Team has announced that nearly 1,000,000 iDevices have already been jailbroken with Absinthe 2.0.

Apple's response to a Department of Justice lawsuit that alleged e-Books price fixing cuts the government's case to shreds with precision.

Apple has decided to award dividend equivalent payments to employees holding restricted stock units (RSUs).

The Verge pits Siri and S Voice against each other in a new comparison video.

Unsurprisingly, Apple and Samsung were not able to find a compromise during moderated settlement talks.

A jury has determined that Google's Android did not infringe on Oracle's patents after over a week of deliberations.

Apple's plan to build a 4.8-megawatt fuel cell facility at its data center in North Carolina has been approved by regulators.

J. Crew's CEO Mickey Drexler, former CEO of Gap, helped Steve Jobs create the highly successful Apple Store.

DeviceStation has posted a video showing what they feel to be a realistic design concept for the iPhone 5.

ZooGue has frozen an iPad 3 in a block of ice to promote their free iPhone cases.

Chrome has surpassed Internet Explorer as the world's most popular browser, according to data from StatCounter.

Apple has reportedly signed an agreement 'with a major global distributor' to make the iPhone 3GS available to global prepaid markets.

gTar is a new Kickstarter project for an iPhone powered guitar.

Early Mac notebooks had their Apple logo oriented upside down from how they are positioned now.

Apple has sent developers an email reminding them of the June 1st deadline for sandboxing Mac App Store applications.

Apple, Google, and Facebook are reportedly in talks about locating research and development facilities in Russia's Skolkovo technology park.

Apple has filed for a ban of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 in the United States after recent ruling by the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) which sided with Apple on whether an iPad design patent (U.S. Patent No. D504,889) is valid.

The release of a television could push Apple revenues to $400 billion by 2015, reports Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty.

An interesting story about a once 'secret' room at Pixar referred to as the 'Lucky 7 Lounge' or 'The Love Lounge'.

Apple has obtained ownership of the iPhone5.com after filing a claim with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).

Sprint will reportedly offer a minimum of $100 for your old iPhone on trade-in for the iPhone 4S starting tomorrow.

Check out this chart that shows Apple's use of cool cat names for OS X.

Verizon plans to force grandfathered customers off their unlimited data plan when they make the switch to LTE.