APPLE NEWS

VeriFone today introduced SAIL, a streamlined, cost effective payment-as-a-service platform that provides business owners and merchants an easy and secure way to accept payments wherever business takes them.

Svpply, a hand-selected collection of the world's best products from all across the web, adds iPad support to its iOS app.

As ordered by the court, Apple has cut its infringement claims against Samsung in half.

Research In Motion has announced a new Chief Operating Officer and Chief Marketing Officer.

AT&T has revealed that the company intends to offer a shared family data plan soon.

T-Mobile has announced a network modernization effort that will launch 4G HSPA+ service in the 1900 MHz band this year and the deployment of long term evolution (LTE) service in 2013.

SayHi Translate is an iPhone app that listens to your voice then speaks back what you said in a different language.

Apple has dropped the price of its refurbished iPads by $20 to $50.

Twitpic, a popular solution for sharing photos on Twitter, has released an iPhone app.

The release of iOS 5.1.1 has patched an address bar spoofing vulnerability found iOS 5.1.

Target is reportedly offering an in-store discount of $50 on both the iPhone 4S and iPhone 4.

Although he refuses to release his jailbreak publicly, I0n1c has posted an image of a jailbroken iPad 3 on the newly released iOS 5.1.1 firmware.

MuscleNerd has revealed that there is an unreleased technique which can downgrade A5 devices on iOS 5.1 and iOS 5.1.1 to iOS 5.0.1 for an untethered jailbreak.

Microsoft is pitching SkyDrive as more capable alternative to iCloud.

MuscleNerd has announced that the current release of RedSn0w can perform a tethered jailbreak of older devices on iOS 5.1.1.

As usual jailbreakers should wait before updating to the newly released iOS 5.1.1 firmware.

Apple has released iOS 5.1.1 which brings several improvements including bug fixes for AirPlay playback, iPad network switching, HDR photos, bookmark syncing and more.

RIM has launched a new 'Wake Up. Be Bold.' ad campaign revealing that it was behind the staged demonstration at an Apple Store in Sydney.

Evernote today announced the acquisition of Penultimate, the most popular digital handwriting application for iPad, and the fourth best-selling iPad app of all time.

Amtrak has been training conductors since November to use the iPhone as an electronic ticket scanner.

New Nielsen data from March 2012 reveals that a majority (50.4%) of U.S. mobile subscribers owned smartphones, up from 47.8 percent in December 2011.

The Apple television reportedly looks like a much bigger LED-backlit Cinema Display.

With the latest Lion update Apple accidentally turned on a debug log file that exposes a user's password in plain text.

Apple is reportedly preparing to launch a $799 MacBook Air in the third quarter of 2012.

Apple has tabled a settlement amount in its battle with Proview over the iPad trademark.

VertaSwitch is a new tweak that switches your apps vertically instead of horizontally.

Apple is still facing shortages of the iPhone 4 and has instructed Genius Bars to swap faulty devices with the iPhone 4S.

Check out this inspiring note that welcomes new employees to Apple on their first day.

Adobe today announced the immediate availability of Adobe Creative Suite 6 software.

Presta has created an infographic that takes a look at the modern college student.

iBGStar is the first Food and Drug Administration (FDA) cleared blood glucose meter that directly connects to the iPhone and iPod touch

Apple is extending its offer of 20GB of free iCloud storage to MobileMe customers until September 30th.

Apple has filed a claim with the orld Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) seeking to gain control of the iPhone5.com domain.

Magistrate Judge Paul S. Grewal of the United States District Court for the Northern District of California has ordered 'preclusive sanctions' against Samsung for inexcusably violating a court order to deliver source code to Apple's lawyers.

RedSn0w has been updated to make zip file names used in its backup feature more compatible with Windows.

SwipeSelection, a tweak that brings new text editing options to the iPad and iPhone, is now available in Cydia.

Sprint CEO Dan Hesse agreed to cut $3.25 million from his pay after shareholders complained the formula used to calculate his salary did not factor in the high cost of buying millions of iPhones.

Polamatic by Polaroid aims to bring back the instant magic of the original Polaroid camera.

Hallmark has released 'Go Cards', an iPhone app to compete with Apple's 'Cards' app.

U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh in San Jose, California has determined that a lawsuit over the collection of location data by Apple can move forward.

Developer Kyle Howells has implemented the iPad text editing concepts put forward by Daniel Hooper earlier today.

Check out this photo of Steve Jobs' speech notes for the original iPhone keynote.

A woman described as the 'iThief' has been tearing through Texas stealing over 100 iPads at numerous Walmart and Target stores.

AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson made some interesting comments about the iPhone and iMessage at a conference this week.

Facebook Messenger has received an update that lets you text friends for free, shows you where friends are messaging you from, and gives you typing and read message indicators.

The FTC is reportedly preparing to fine Google for breach of the Safari mobile browser

Pork Barrel BBQ has put the new iPad 3 and the Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablets on the BBQ.

SquareTrade today expanded its warranty to cover jailbroken iPhones.