APPLE NEWS

Google has released an update to its Chrome web browser that pre-renders autocomplete urls as you type them in.

The GRAMMY Live application for iOS has been updated for the 54th Annual GRAMMY Awards offering three days of live-stream coverage.

FireCore has released aTV Flash 1.3, an update to their software package that supercharges your black AppleTV.

Electronic Arts has released Battlefield 3: Aftershock free for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.

Apple will reportedly update Siri with support for Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, and Russian languages next month

Tweetbot, a popular Twitter client for iPhone, has received a major update that brings new timeline and direct message views, a redesigned 'new tweets' bar, and more.

Ryan Petrich, a popular iOS developer, has released ContactPrivacy, a tweak that alerts you when applications try to access your address book.

Here's a snapshot of the what mobile phones looked like before and after the iPhone.

Without Apple the mobile computing industry's revenue has been stagnant since 2007.

Apple is planning to stream a free live performance by Paul McCartney on iTunes tomorrow.

Apple has asked the European Telecommunications Standards Institute to set rules for the licensing of standard essential patents.

Sprint has announced its fourth quarter earnings which saw revenues increase 7% year over year and 1.8 million iPhones sold.

A new Vonage Mobile app for iOS released today promises rates 30% lower than Skype.

Evernote has released an update to its iOS application that brings predictive note titles and other minor improvements.

Apple has released EFI Updates to bring Lion Recovery to several 2010 Macs.

A new report commissioned by TechNet finds that the App Economy has added 466,000 jobs in the United States since 2007.

Apple today informed developers that Retina Display screenshots are now a requirement for iPhone and iPod touch apps.

Beijing authorities have reportedly opened an investigation into Apple's possible infringement of Proview's iPad trademark in China.

Samsung has unveiled a television remote which feature voice recognition capabilities

Twelve South has unveiled HoverBar, an adjustable arm that floats iPad 2 next to an iMac, Apple display, or anything else.

Nikon has announced the release of the 36.3 megapixel Nikon D800 FX-format digital SLR camera.

Google has announced the beta release of its Chrome web browser for Android which focuses on speed and simplicity and features seamless sign-in and sync.

Apple has begun selling the VooMoteZapper remote control dongle in its online store.

Artist Switcher is a simple tweak by iDevHaice that adds the artist's name to the now playing section of the multitasking dock.

Simplexity, a tweak by Fr0zen Sun, offers an alternative way to view your iOS app switcher.

Apple's voice powered assistant, Siri, accounts for about 25% of Wolfram Alpha's search queries.

The Devium Dash is an iPhone powered replacement for your car stereo head unit.

Apple is reportedly in talks to open store-within-a-store outlets inside Sam's Club.

New high-DPI image resources in Mac OS X 10.7.3 suggest that Apple may be getting closer to the release of a Retina Display Mac.

The Globe and Mail is reporting that Rogers and Bell already have an Apple iTV in their labs for testing.

Apple has posted a message to developers warning that manipulating iOS App Store chart rankings or reviews will result in termination of their developer program membership.

Apple has offered some compensation to a woman who had her privacy breached after her iMessages kept getting delivered to a stolen device.

Halliburton, one of the world's largest energy service corporations, plans to phase out thousands of BlackBerrys for iPhones.

Damn You Auto Correct has posted their Top 25 Auto Correct Fails.

Paint FX, a photo effects editor for iOS, has been updated with iPad support, over 50 new effects, live preview, fill mode, and performance improvements.

Apple's rumored television may be called the iTV, according to Jefferies analyst Peter Misek.

References to ZFS, a file system that offers superior data integrity, have reportedly been found in the latest iOS 5.1 beta.

AT&T is now throttling customers on unlimited data plans after they've surpassed 2GBs of data use.

CNN talks to a Foxconn employee and shows her the iPad she helps build for the first time.

Apple surpassed Samsung and LG to become the best-selling U.S. handset brand in Q4 of 2011 but more first-time smartphone buyers are choosing Android.

BTJunkie, a popular torrent search engine that featured the largest index of torrents on the web, has shut down.

QuickPix is an iOS camera app that adds full resolution bursting and lets you take photos while shooting video.

Best Buy is asking customers what they think of a 42-inch Apple HDTV for $1499 in a customer survey.

During the Super Bowl today Samsung aired the complete anti-Apple commercial it teased days ago.

Booksstand, a tweak to let you access your iBooks content from Newsstand, is now available in Cydia.

Apple Store sales have skyrocketed with Apple now earning over $17 million per store last quarter.

iOS apps crash more often than Android apps with iOS 5.0.1 being the worst firmware for crashes, according to data from Crittercism.

Apple's iPhone business alone is now bigger than all of Microsoft put together.