APPLE NEWS

Jefferies analyst Peter Misek suggests that Apple will call its rumored television, the 'iPanel'.

Gameloft has released Ice Age Village, the official Ice Age app for iOS.

A newly discovered Apple patent filing details a built-in surround sound system for the MacBook Pro.

HeadphoneLauncher is a new tweak that displays a customized app launcher on your lockscreen when you plug headphones into your iOS device.

TouchPose+ is a new tweak that lets you add custom touch point indicators to iOS.

BiteSMS has been updated to version 6.2 with numerous new features including the ability to easily add photos in Quick Compose and Quick Reply.

Nest has released an update to Nest Mobile, its iOS app that controls your Nest Learning Thermostat.

Apple is preparing to launch a new online store, according to a notice shown to educational shoppers.

Over 600,000 Macs are now affected with the BackDoor.Flashback.39 trojan, according to Dr. Web.

Apple has a 7.85-inch iPad in the lab that runs 1024x768, says Daring Fireball's John Gruber.

Intelliborn has released a major update to MyWi, their popular app for creating a wireless hotspot, for iOS 5.x users.

Apple has sent an email to Australian iPad customers offering a refund to those who purchased the device under the impression that it supported the country's 4G LTE networks.

A leaked AppleCare document reveals that Apple is actively investigating Wi-Fi issues with the new iPad and has instructed support representatives to replace affected units.

Vimeo has released an update to its iOS app that brings enhanced video delivery and more reliable video playback.

Zero1.tv has released an update to its VooMote Zapper app that brings iCloud synchronization to the universal remote dongle for iPhone.

Apple has released an update to iAd Producer that brings support for the Retina Display iPad and Twitter integration in iAd content.

Augusta National has released the Official Masters Tournament App for iPad.

Google CEO Larry Page says Steve Jobs' anger over Android was 'actually for show'.

The iPhone is launching at five new U.S. carriers starting on April 20th.

Google has unveiled Project Glass, its project to create heads-up display glasses.

Walter Isaacson gives a twenty minute speech and participates in an hour long discussion about Steve Jobs at the John Adams Institute.

Sparrow, a popular email client, has updated its iPhone application introducing a built-in web browser, send & archive, empty trash & spam, dock badge preferences, and more.

CNET has published a series of comparison photos taken with the iPhone 4S and the new Nokia Lumia 900.

In a press release for the LG Viper, Sprint confirms that its LTE network will be unlimited.

Apple will reportedly release new Ivy Bridge iMacs in June-July following the release of a new MacBook Pro.

The Ledge is a simple wall mount solution for any tablet or smartphone machined from one solid piece of 6061 Aluminum.

Today, nTelos Wireless announced that it will begin offering iPhone 4S and iPhone 4 to customers on April 20.

FileMaker today released the FileMaker 12 database software line that lets users create custom database apps for iPad, iPhone, Windows, Mac and the web.

The Dolphin Browser for iPhone has been updated with the ability to search by voice, night mode, and the ability to save images to your camera roll.

Ashton Kutcher is pouring himself into the role of Steve Jobs before filming of the movie entitled, 'Jobs', begins next month.

PDF Expert has been updated with document thumbnails as well as support for the Retina Display iPad, PDF Portfolios, and PDF videos.

Check out this excellent video on how to make a DIY external MacBook battery by Evan Rodge.

ComScore reports that Android has continued to grow its share in the U.S. smartphone market, crossing the 50-percent threshold in February to capture a majority share for the first time in its history.

LogMeIn has updated their Ignition app for iOS with support for the new Retina Display iPad.

Check out this in depth comparison of all the text editor applications available for iOS.

Researchers at Kelo University are developing a joystick that uses your iPhone's camera for input rather than the touchscreen.

ComScore today released an analysis of mobile and Wi-Fi Internet usage on smartphones in the United States and United Kingdom.

Apple stock will reach $1,000 in 2014, according to predictions by Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster.

RIM today launched BlackBerry Mobile Fusion, the company's mobile device management (MDM) solution that consolidates the management of smartphones and tablets running BlackBerry OS as well as Android and iOS.

A recent report from the Japanese 'World Business Satellite (WBS)' via TV-Tokyo makes claims of an iPhone 5 release in June.

Shazam has updated its music recognition app with instant listening on a startup that is over a second quicker.

Europe's annual HITB Security Conference has announced the first ever gathering of the jailbreak 'dream team' to present at HITBSecConf2012 – Amsterdam.

The European Commission has opened two formal antitrust investigations against Motorola Mobility Inc.

DigiTimes has released a new research report saying that the new iPad did not affect notebook shipments in March.

Apple has announced that it's second quarter results conference call will take place on April 24, 2012.

Check out this video of a two year old boy being rescued from the bottom of a 12 meter deep well, thanks to help from an iPhone.

Will Strafach, a developer and hacker known as chronic, has shot down 'two minute passcode cracking' claims sparked by a recent video of the XRY software tool used by law enforcement.

Apple has rejected an app from Universal Pictures called Stifler's App Suite which was meant to promote the new American Pie film American Reunion.