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There are so many stats, studies, and graphics depicting the rise of Android and the continued success of Blackberry that we won't mention them here.

In a speech yesterday, Mr. President took a moment to give Big Steve some props , citing him as an example of someone whom Americans should 'expect to be…
Say what you will about these kids' moral characters, but this is kind of clever. Uploading music to the iTunes store, a group of UK teens has been accused…

The iPad gets a bad rap from some people for being nothing but a 'giant iPhone'. And really, that's a little hard to deny - it sort of is .

Digitimes is reporting that Apple is apparently working on a new MacBook Pro and iMac to launch in the first half of 2G's+11.

You're well aware I'm not in love with Ping, and I'd be willing to bet you aren't, either. Ping blows. Like, a lot.

Big Steve would have you believe that Apple isn't working on several sizes of iPad, and has outright denied rumours that a 7-inch model is on the way.

So this, allegedly, is a case for the next iPad. There's not much to say - it's a case. Who's to say it's even legit?

According to the fine print on new placards showing up in Apple stores, the white iPhone is headed to a waiting hand near you...

So the Mac App Store won't have demos . How about that. Demos, trials and 'Lite' versions are hugely popular on iOS, helping drive sales - but the Mac App…

There's something so bizarre about posthumous album releases. Like, what's the deal with 2pac?

FFS, Apple. FFS. Just as I - and, perhaps, many of you - thought that this whole 3D ballyhoo was coming to its logical conclusion (invariable failure - one…

Virgin's Project magazine is set to revolutionize the way we think about content consumption on the iPad with the world's first all-digital magazine for the…

Here's a short list of what you can expect in the new iOS update for iPads, iPod Touches, and iPods if you are planning on downloading and installing it this…

Citing an unconfirmed report in a Chinese newspaper, Digitimes has had the stone guff to whisper into our supple ears a list of five possible features the…

Apple has now banned all single-station radio apps from iOS, stating that, according to Jim Barcus, "single station apps are the same as a fart app and…

November 26 is a hectic day of the year — it's Black Friday. It's a pretty big deal for many companies, and while Apple doesn't seem to be lacking in the…

Okay, 'released' isn't exactly the right word. But the now-mythic white iPhone 4 has been spotted in China, and it can be yours for the bargain price of up…

If you happened to find yourself at Tokyo Designer's Week this year, you surely saw iProject25 - a just-shy-of-completely-monstrous display made of 25 iPads,…

You just hit 'play' on a video touting the PlayBook's allegedly 'faster' and all-around more awesome browser than the iPad's.

I don't know about you, but I was expecting something a little bit more from today's iTunes announcement. Streaming music? Enhanced song previews?

Assuming you visit the Apple front page with any degree of regularity, you may have noticed that today, it's been replaced with the above.

I have no idea how the dude finds the time. You thought Big Steve emailing his customers back was unusually conscientious?

Illustrator James Gurney has found a prototype of Apple's next big release: the iBox. This is big, guys.