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China Mobile's chairman revealed that Apple fully supports their next generation TD-LTE technology

Apple has reportedly decided to invest $2.7 billion in LG Display's production of OLED displays for smartphones.

AirView lets your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch watch an AirPlay stream coming from another iDevice

Bills On Your Table, a bill and expense tracking application for iPhone, is now available for the iPad.

Hacker Max Bazaliy has jailbroken the Apple Watch, demonstrating the achievement at the DEFCON security conference in Las Vegas today.

NBC is reporting that Apple has asked the federal government to help crack down on hackers "jailbreaking" the iPhone.

Apple dominated the global premium smartphone market last year, according to a new report.

Apple has issued a press release highlighting Siri's privacy protections after agreeing to pay $95 million to settle a proposed class action lawsuit claiming that the voice assistant violated user privacy.

SanDisk has unveiled a new 'Creator Phone SSD' that magnetically attaches to the back of iPhones with MagSafe.

A lobbying group that represents Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft, and Facebook has sided with Apple in its dispute with Qualcomm.

iHealth today announced the launch of the iHealth Blood Pressure Monitoring System for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad.

A four pack of Apple AirTag trackers is on sale for $10 off today.

Apple analyst Gene Munster has released his roadmap for Apple in 2011

Apple's contract manufacturers Hon Hai, Compal, Wistron, and Pegatron have joined the company in its legal fight against Qualcomm.

Adobe has updated Lightroom for iOS with several improvements including support for 3D Touch and the Apple Pencil.

RunKeeper Pro is being offered free in a New Year's special that runs through the end of January

Domain registration records reveal that Geohot has registered the domain Rubyra1n.com

Sanwa has released an HDMI adapter that is compatible with the iPhone 4 and iPad.

Yelp has been updated as a universal application with iPad support.

Apple has seeded the second public betas for iOS 18.3, iPadOS 18.3, macOS Sequoia 15.3, watchOS 11.3, and tvOS 18.3.

NavFree has announced a free GPS navigation app with offline maps for the United States and United Kingdom.

The EU's Digital Markets Act, which has provisions that would force Apple to allow side loading and third party payments, is 'expected to pass easily'.

Apple has updated iBooks to let you organize books and PDFs into collections.

Webout is a web browser application for iPhone and iPad that can stream HTML5 to your Apple TV using AirPlay.

Apple's new Studio Display launches tomorrow. Here's a look at some early reviews of the 27-inch monitor.

Sales of 5G smartphones reached 51% in January 2022, surpassing 4G smartphones for the first time.

Flixster has updated its iPhone application with the ability to Facebook and share ratings and reviews, Netflix queue management, and more.

Toshiba has denied rumors that Apple is investing in its new LCD production plant.

Google Latitude is finally available in the App Store for the iPhone and iPod touch.

iFiles a popular file manager for iOS has been updated with Amazon S3 and AirPrint support.

Steve Jobs has responded to a customers email about problems with MobileMe and assured him that 'it will get a lot better in 2011'

Apple has released iOS 18.3 beta 2 and iPadOS 18.3 beta 2 to developers for testing.

Angry Birds Seasons is a Christmas edition of the popular Angry Birds game for iPad and iPhone.

MuscleNerd has announced that UltraSn0w is now fully working on iOS 4.2.1

Apple analyst Gene Munster is out with his Apple predicts for the next five years.

Instapaper has been updated with support for iOS 4.2 and its new AirPrint feature.

Apple is in the process of updating its MobileMe to support the newly free 'Find My iPhone' service

Run Printopia on your Mac to share its printers to any capable iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch

A jailbreak of iOS 11 beta and iOS 10.3.2 has been demonstrated at the MOSEC security conference by KeenLab.

Apple has finally approved the official Google Voice application for the iPhone.

iCollect Movies HD allows home movie watchers to catalog their movies using the barcode on the back of the case and obtain detailed information about each movie.

Apple has seeded iOS 15.4 release candidate and iPadOS 15.4 release candidate to developers for testing.

Bank of America and Citigroup are reportedly testing to see if the iPhone will be approved for employee use.

Apple's new iPad Air 5 could be powered by the M1 chip.

IMDb has enhanced the experience of their iOS app to take advantage of iPhone 4's Retina display and multi-tasking capabilities, added the ability to rate movies, and included showtimes and entertainment news.

PopCap has put their very popular Plants vs. Zombies on a limited time sale discounting to $.99 for the iPhone app and $4.99 for the iPad app.

Apple may be working on a special SIM Card to cut carriers out of the iPhone retail process.

Scary Clown Booth allows users to transform themselves into realistic creepy clowns using the iPhone camera or photos from their albums.