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Apple iPhone 4S Retina Display: The Good and Bad of it

iPhone 4S has a scratch-resistant oleophobic display.

Apple Engineers Investigate iPhone 4S Battery Drainage

The iPhone 4S has reported problems of faster than usual battery drainage. Apple engineers are currently looking into solving the problem that has affected its latest smartphone.

Apple Explores Motion Controls for Video Capture Devices

A new patent suggest Apple is exploring the use of motion controls in interacting with video capable devices.

Android 4.0 versus Windows Phone versus iOS 5: Who Will Win the Mobile OS War?

Windows Phone has the most to prove, but can Android 4.0 take on Windows Phone and defeat iOS 5?

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iPhone 4S and iPad 2 Jailbreak Revealed by iPhone Dev Team, Public Release on Track

On Friday, we have come across a post by MuscleNerd of the iPhone Dev Team on his Twitter page, in which the jailbreaker revealed a preliminary iPhone 4S jailbreak with screenshots. The first picture shows a terminal window with root access to the device, while the second screenshot shows Cydia on the iPhone 4S.

Apple's Touchscreen Slide-to-Unlock Gesture Patent May Kill Rivals

Apple patent could be a weapon against Samsung and HTC, who Apple already has multiple claims against.

Where Will You Find iPhone 4S’ Halloween Special 13 Spooky Apps?

Apple has introduced its special Halloween App.

Apple iPhone 4S vs Samsung Galaxy S2 vs Motorola Droid RAZR: Who Will Emerge Winner?

Motorola Droid Razr will certainly face stiff competition the Apple's iPhone 4S and the Samsung Galaxy S2.

Android Market Now Accounts for More Mobile App Downloads Than Apple

Android Market now accounts for more mobile app downloads than Apple and its App Store, thanks to Google's open-source strategy, according to ABI Research. The Android platform was responsible for 44 percent of all mobile app downloads in the second quarter of 2011, as opposed to iOS's 31 percent.

Sprint eyes new financing as iPhone swells costs

Sprint finally owned up to the massive bet it is making on iPhone, sending its shares down as much as 12 percent on Wednesday.

Dan Hesse, CEO of Sprint Nextel Corp., speaks during a news conference announcing the launch of the Palm Pre smartphone in New York

Sprint Says May Need $7 Billion to Finance iPhone Sales

Sprint-Nextel, the No. 3 wireless carrier, acknowledged that selling Apple iPhones may be a costly bet: the carrier said it may require as much as $7 billion to help pay Apple for them.

iPhone 4S Jailbreak is Out

The iPhone 4S has been a hit among Apple fans with its new fast flash features but many have been looking for a jailbreak that will allow them to customize their phone to the fore. The lastest iPhone jailbreak and unlocking software is out, according to bestunlock.com.

iPhone 5 Specs: Why Samsung's Galaxy S3 Could Beat Apple in Mobile Gaming Market

iPhone 5 Release Expected in 2012 as Steve Jobs' Last Project

The release date of iPhone 5 is left hanging in the air while Apple's newest iPhone, the 4S, broke AT&T's sales record on Monday as one million units were sold.

Google's Android Mobile Operating System

Ice Cream Sandwich: Top 10 Features That Make Android 4.0 a Formidable Threat to iOS 5

The 10 new features in the new Ice Cream Sandwich that are sure to make Android 4.0 the stand-out mobile OS.

Steve Jobs Bio: Top 10 Exciting Things You Need to Know

Ten things you need to know about Apple's founder.

iOS vs. Android: Who’s Copying Who?

With upgrades to both OS happening recently, some are saying Android's Ice Cream Sandwich is going to copy iOS 5. Still, some think it's the other way around. Which is it?

Can Samsung Galaxy S2 Defeat Apple's Latest Thunder iPhone 4S?

Apple Inc. received overwhelming positive responses for iPhone 4S that sold 4 million units during the opening weekend. Despite having fewer features when compared to Samsung Galaxy S2, iPhone 4S promises blazing performance with its A5 chipset and the latest iOS 5.

Broadcom sees revenue decline, stock falls

Broadcom Corp warned revenue could fall as much as 13 percent this quarter due to broad- based weakness in demand, even in wireless, where it supplies chips for Apple Inc products such as the iPhone.

Apple Computer CEO Steve Jobs holds a box containing Apple's new Mac OS X operating system while giving the keynote address at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in San Jose, California, May 21, 2001

Apple’s Cash Pile: Making You Pay More for ‘Insanity’

Apple now may have more cash and securities available than any other company, at least $81.5 billion at the end of its fourth quarter ended Sept. 24.

Steve Jobs and Apple skewered on New York stage

In a sold-out theater in downtown Manhattan, two miles from the square where anti-Wall Street demonstrators daily use iPhones, iPads and other devices to mobilize their forces, a performance artist named Mike Daisey is mounting a subversive attack on Apple Inc.