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The most thrilling new iPhone feature unveiled at Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference on Monday wasn't the fancy schmancy new Maps app, the long-aw...
"Who is taller: LeBron or Kobe?" This single, somewhat irreverent question -- spoken in the general direction of an iPhone during Apple's 2012 WWDC k...
The fact that nearly seven out of 10 new applications are developed for iOS devices is particularly relevant given that both Apple and Google are about to unveil new tools, bells and whistles at their annual developer conferences.
Yet while the economic and pop-cultural impact of an Apple TV app ecosystem has the potential to exceed (if not dwarf) what exists for iPhones and iPads, don't expect a rerun of 2008 and the early days of the App Store. Here's why.
This coming Friday will mark the transition from analog to digital television. While this may seem like a big deal, most major markets have been ...
There's a slew of potential features, some of which Apple could unveil Monday, such as a front-facing camera for video chat, background app processing, or multi-colored iPhones.
You gotta hand it to analyst Jonathan Hoopes who broke from the Street pack and, (the horror!), downgraded Apple Inc. today. Downgraded? Apple? That's like oil and water! Paris and freedom!
