The Boxer email client for iPhone helps you quickly triage your inbox, respond quickly through simple gestures and allow for management of tasks and items on your to-do list.
The European Union has announced final approval of its common charger directive forcing Apple and other manufacturers to switch to using USB-C by the end of 2024.
Samsung co-CEO Shin Jong-kyun told reporters at an industry forum in Seoul yesterday that he expects the Galaxy S4 to pass 10 million in sales next week.
Apple's iOS operating system has dropped from 23% market share in 1Q12 to 17.3% in 1Q13 and Windows Phone has overtaken BlackBerry to become the third most popular mobile OS.
Fantastical, a popular calendar app for the iPhone, has been updated with several improvements to duplicating events, duration settings, and canceled events.
Facebook has been updated with improved places editing, faster loading events, and a photo viewer button that lets you save, share or make profile picture.
Law enforcement agencies are getting frustrated when attempting to decrypt and unlock passcode locked iPhones. As a result, they are now asking for Apple's help, which has caused Apple to create its own waiting list.
The Huffington Post app has been updated as a universal binary with iPad support and gets numerous new features including the automatic save of your favorite sections for offline reading.
AirFloat, a tweak that turns your iOS device into an AirPlay speaker, has been updated with a new design, restructured code, and better synchronization.
As expected, the Department of Defense has approved BlackBerry 10 devices and Samsung devices running Samsung Knox; however, Apple devices running iOS 6 have yet to receive approval.
T-Mobile has announced that it has officially merged with MetroPCS to form T-Mobile US, Inc. which will begin trading on the New York Stock exchange under the ticker TMUS today.
The Loop's Jim Dalrymple, a widely respected authority on Apple rumors, has confirmed a report from AllThingsD's John Paczkowski saying that Apple is borrowing OS X engineers to ensure iOS 7 ships on time.