APPLE NEWS

Yahoo today released a completely revamped version of its TimeTraveler app for the iPhone.

Skype has released an update to its application for Mac OS X.

A BusinessWeek feature that looks at whether Meg Whitman can reverse HP's free fall reveals that Steve Jobs tried to help Mark Hurd keep his job as CEO of the company.

Revenue from the iPhone and iPad has skyrocketed past revenue from Microsoft's Windows Division.

Amazon today announced the launch of Amazon AutoRip, a new service that gives customers free MP3 versions of CDs they purchase from Amazon.

Apple CEO Tim Cook met with China Mobile Chairman Xi Guohua today to discuss 'matters of cooperation'.

Cut the Rope, a popular iPhone game, has been updated with a new Steam Box that brings 25 more levels.

Google has released 'Google Coordinate', a new workforce management app for the iPhone.

Angry Birds Space has been updated with 30 new levels in the Splash galaxy where all the planets are filled with water.

Check out this video from a YouTube user that built a custom quick-draw sleeve holster for his iPhone.

Data from Toshl Finance, a budgeting and expense tracking app, reveals that iOS users spend more and earn more than Android users.

Apple has dropped the price of its Thunderbolt cable by $10 and introduced a shorter cable at a lower price.

Apple today released MacBook Air EFI Firmware Update 2.6 for MacBook Air (mid 2012) models.

Apple has informed developers that they will no longer be able to change app screenshots once their application has been approved.

Electronic Arts has posted the introduction video for its new SimCity game that will be released on March 5th.

Ariel Maislos, former CEO of Israel's Anobit, a flash memory company acquired by Apple, says 'Intel is full of paranoids, but at Apple, they really are after you.'

Pebble today announced that it would start shipping its smartwatch to Kickstarter backers on January 23rd.

TweetDeck for Mac has been updated with over 90 fixes and updates.

Sales of tablets are set to surpass sales of notebooks in 2013, according to a NPD DisplaySearch report.

RADIUS is an ultra-minimal bumper for the iPhone 5 that is seeking funding via Kickstarter.

T-Mobile will reportedly begin sales of the Apple iPhone in 3-4 months around the same time it plans to discontinue device subsidies.

Bloomberg is backing up reports that Apple will release a cheaper iPhone this year.

Corning demonstrated the strength of its third generation Gorilla Glass at CES.

Apple has seeded developers with a new build of OS X Mountain Lion 10.8.3.

T-Mobile has announced that its Unlimited Nationwide 4G Data Plan will be available without an annual contract starting tomorrow.

T-Mobile CEO John Legere said the company is activating 100,000 iPhones a month at the Citi Global Internet, Media and Telecommunications conference in Las Vegas.

Polaroid is exhibiting new cases for the iPhone, iPad, and iPad mini that let you attach various lenses at its CES booth in Las Vegas.

Walmart has announced the availability of the iPhone 5 on its Straight Talk Wireless carrier.

The WSJ is backing up an earlier report that claimed Apple plans to launch a new lower-end iPhone.

U.S consumers are more likely to buy an iPhone during 2013 than any other key electronics product including an Android smartphone.

MacStories has mapped out the international rollouts for each iPhone and iPad model giving us some insight into how fast Apple's new products reach customers.

Mozilla has announced the stable release of Firefox 18 featuring Retina Display support for Mac and a new JavaScript compiler.

Liquipel today announced the second generation of their nanotechnology that waterproofs electronic devices.

Sharp is showcasing its IGZO display technology believed to be headed to future iPhones at CES 2013.

iPhone5Mod.com has launched a translucent mod kit for the iPhone 5.

AT&T has announced its best-ever quarterly sales of Apple and Android smartphones.

Apple will reportedly release a low-cost iPhone for China and other emerging markets in the second half of this year.

Apple's iPad business, on its, own would be the eleventh largest technology company.

Scout, a GPS voice navigation app, has been updated with iPhone 5 support, a new dashboard, upcoming turns, and more.

Apple CEO Tim Cook is on a trip to China and meeting with high-level officials.

MAUZ is a dongle for the iPhone that turns it into a gesture enabled mouse.

Microsoft is giving props to security researcher clrokr who has developed a jailbreak for Windows RT allowing desktop applications to run on the ARM-based OS.

Belkin has again announced changes to its upcoming Thunderbolt Express Dock.

Netflix and Warner Bros. today announced a licensing agreement allowing U.S. Netflix members to enjoy complete previous seasons of dramas produced by Warner Bros.

Apple is seeking a Wi-Fi (802.11) System Test Engineer with technical knowledge of 802.11ac.

DISH has released 'DISH Explorer' a new second screen app for the iPad that lets you engage with your favorite shows and movies.

eBay has updated its iOS app with a new listing flow, speedier checkout, and search enhancements.

LUNATIK is showcasing its new protective iPhone cases including the TAKTIK EXTREME, TAKTIK STRIKE, SEISMIK, and FLAK at CES.