APPLE NEWS

Check out this video of an apparently unsatisfied customer destroying a T-Mobile store.

Apple has been threatened with the temporary closure of its operations in Italy and fines of up to 300,000 euros if doesn't comply with Italian law and offer a free two-year warranty on its products.

Samsung has appealed a preliminary injunction granted to Apple against the Samsung Galaxy Nexus.

Apple has announced that it will discontinue its iWork.com beta on July 31st.

Apple is reportedly testing a new configuration for the Genius Bar that would increase capacity.

Apple has agreed to pay Proview $60 million to settle a dispute over the iPad trademark in China.

VoiceSearch is a new tweak that lets you quickly launch a Google Voice Search from anywhere on your device.

Apple has shut down MobileMe; although, migrations to iCloud and file downloads are available for a limited time.

VLC 2.0.2 has been released and it brings a massive list of improvements including support for the new Retina Display MacBook Pro.

SloPro has been updated to take simulated super slow motion 1000fps video with the iPhone.

The FTC has reportedly opened an investigation into Google/Motorola's use of its FRAND patents

Reeder for OS X, a popular Google Reader client, has been updated with support for the new Retina Display MacBook Pro.

Google has launched a developer preview of its Google+ SDK for iOS.

Apple has won a preliminary injunction against the Samsung Galaxy Nexus smartphone.

Former Apple SVP of Software Engineering Bertrand Serlet is reportedly working on a new cloud computing startup.

Taykey analyzed over 50,000 sources to find out whether it was Apple or Microsoft who generated the most buzz in June.

Goldman Sachs' analyst Bill Shope values Apple's iPhone and iPad customer base at $295 billion based on the results of a two part study.

TechnoBuffalo has posted a video comparison of the Siri and Google Search voice assistants.

The Nike+ FuelBand app has been updated with background syncing, offline viewing, Path integration, and more.

Characters makes it easy for designers and developers to access special characters right from the OS X Menu Bar.

Adobe has announced the discontinuation of Flash for Android and its upcoming removal from the Google Play Store.

Piper Jaffray's Gene Munster asked an iPhone 1,600 questions, 800 on the busy streets of Minneapolis, 800 in a quiet room, in order to compare the performance of Google vs. Siri.

Ryan Petrich has released BrowserChooser, a new tweak that lets you change your default iOS web browser.

Google has posted a video of its Day 1 Keynote from Google I/O 2012 where the company unveiled its newest products aimed at competing with Apple.

Apple has released a minor update to Aperture that fixes a crash that could occur when upgrading libraries.

Apple today announced that Bob Mansfield, Apple's senior vice president of Hardware Engineering, will retire and the role will be transitioned to Dan Riccio

Atari has announced it's making all 100 of its classic games free to celebrate its 40th birthday.

Watchup is a new iPad app that makes it easy to watch video news on your tablet.

Google's Chrome Browser is now available to download for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Google is launching its Chrome browser for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch today.

Google has released a Google Drive app for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Blogsy, a blogging tool for the iPad, has been updated with numerous new features and support for more platforms.

Check out this clip of Louis C.K. humorously discussing the iPhone and iCloud on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Gameloft today released 'The Amazing Spider-Man' game for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Thor is a new tweak from ClausCartel that lets you specify which apps should use Wi-Fi.

Dustin Howett has released a new version of his Safari Download Manager for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Modbook today announced its new product, the Modbook Pro, a highly portable 13.3-inch Mac-based pen tablet computer.

Flipboard has received a previously announced update that brings full New York Times integration.

Rovio has officially announced that it will launch 'Amazing Alex' as its newest game and follow-up to Angry Birds.

Apple has posted the required $2.6 million bond for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 preliminary injunction while Samsung has filed a motion to stay the injunction pending its appeal.

A new website at FinallyOnTheMac.com appears to tease the upcoming release of Sound Forge for Mac OS X.

Apple is reportedly planning the biggest overhaul of iTunes since its 2003 debut.

BlueStacks today announced the release of the Mac version of their Android App Player in public alpha.

SAI charts the average iPhone selling price over the past five years.

LogMeIn, a popular app to remotely control your PC or Mac, has been updated with Bluetooth keyboard support.

Philipp Humm has resigned as CEO of T-Mobile USA, Deutsche Telekom's mobile business in the USA.

Google has just announced pre-orders for the Google Glass Explorer Edition at price of $1,500.

Google has announced a version Google+ for tablets that is now available for Android and will be coming to the iPad soon.