APPLE NEWS

NPR has updated its Music application with support for the iPad.

Adobe has updated its Photoshop Express app for iOS with an in-app border pack purchase and Flickr photo sharing.

Congress is now questioning Apple over privacy concerns that stemmed from the discovery that apps are able to access and store a users entire Address Book without permission.

The Fair Labor Association has commented on its initial inspection of Foxconn's factory saying the physical conditions are 'way, way above average of the norm.'

League of Evil 2, a sequel to the original game, has been released in the App Store.

Apple has asked a bankruptcy judge for permission to sue Kodak for infringing on patents that cover technologies used in its printers, digital cameras, and digital picture frames.

Adobe has posted a video to preview the new Content-Aware Move tool coming in Photoshop CS6.

The iPhone Dev-Team has released an update to RedSn0w fixing several issues with the older version.

A study by researchers at the University of California at Santa Barbara and International Security Systems Lab found that Cydia apps leak private data less often than App Store applications.

Apple has reportedly told Amazon China to stop selling the iPad.

Proview has been told that it will be difficult for Chinese customs to implement a ban on the iPad because so many people love Apple products.

Foursquare has released an update to its iPhone app that makes it easier to discover places nearby using the Explore tab.

Clear, a fresh take on the To-Do List app for iPhone, is now available in the App Store.

Speaking at the Goldman Sachs Technology and Internet Conference, Apple CEO Tim Cook reveals why the Apple TV is considered a 'hobby'.

If you ask Siri what languages she speaks, she'll tell you.

Google has updated their Google+ app for iPhone with Instant Upload, Who +1d, and What's Hot Stream.

Apple has reportedly dropped the iAd minimum buy to just $100,000, much lower than the original $1,000,000 minimum buy when iAd launched.

Apple CEO Tim Cook is speaking at the Goldman Sachs Technology and Internet Conference. You can listen to a live stream of the presentation.

Apple may be taking steps to block Siri on unauthorized devices, according reports circulating online.

Gemini is new app that helps you locate and eliminate duplicate files from your Mac.

A new infographic from Online Teaching Degree shows that outfitting students with iPads and E-Books costs far more than using textbooks.

Samsung isn't worried about the rumored Apple 'iTV', according to AV Product Manager Chris Moseley.

Scalado Remove is an upcoming app for the iPhone and Android that will magically remove unwanted people and objects from your photographs.

Supplies of Apple's Time Capsule are reportedly constrained across numerous countries and online.

PaperKarma is a new app that helps you stop paper junk mail from being delivered to your home.

Apple may be finally close to updating the Mac Pro, thanks to Intel's new Ivy Bridge platform.

Apple has put up Orange window coverings teasing the arrival of their new retail store in Amsterdam.

Proview is petitioning Chinese customs to stop shipments of Apple iPads, reports Reuters.

The Wall Street Journal has revealed that Apple is qualifying supplies for an 8-inch tablet.

The WSJ is confirming earlier reports that Apple will announce an LTE iPad 3 during the first week of March.

Check out this retro concept theme for iOS inspired by Mac Plus and created by Anton Repponen.

The United States Department of Justice has approved Google's acquisition of Motorola and Apple's purchase of certain Nortel parents.

Apple is going to live stream a presentation by CEO Tim Cook at the Goldman Sachs Technology and Internet Conference tomorrow.

Apple will reportedly hold an event on Wednesday, March 7th to announce the iPad 3.

Steps is an upcoming task manager for the iPhone from the makers of Verbs IM.

Apple has reportedly forced Pegatron to stop manufacturing the Asus Zenbook with the threat of pulling its iPhone orders.

ThinkGeek has unveiled the iCade 8-Bitty, a Bluetooth Nintendo-style controller for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Apple has passed Google achieving the highest score in the 2012 Harris Poll Reputation Quotient study which measures corporate reputation for the most visible companies in the U.S.

ImageXY is an easy to use batch photo resizer for Mac OS X and is available on the Mac App Store.

Shape Services the company behind the IM+ messaging app for iOS has received $10 million in funding from Russian investment firm Finam.

Tweetings, a Twitter client for the iPhone, has been updated with a redesigned Tweet view and numerous other improvements.

iLab is reporting that the leaked iPad 3 LCD, back plate, and dock connector cable fit together.

Meijer has slashed the in-store price of the 16GB iPad 2 with Wi-Fi by $70 ahead of the expected iPad 3 release.

Shares of Apple (AAPL) crossed the $500 mark for the very first time this morning.

Apple today announced that the Fair Labor Association will conduct special voluntary audits of Apple's final assembly suppliers, including Foxconn factories in Shenzhen and Chengdu, China, at Apple's request.

ITV, a commercial public service TV network in the United Kingdom, has reportedly sent a letter to Apple warning against using its ITV mark for a rumored television product.

Chinese authorities have reportedly begun confiscating iPads from local retailers following the a verdict that Apple infringed on the iPad trademark owned by Proview in the country.

NCControl is a new tweak from Ron Melkhior that makes your Notification Center transparent giving you control of the underlying app.