| After all, devices like the iPad, iPhone, Android and others have allowed consumers to become more productive while on-the-go. According to the Washington Post, it looks like the demand for consumer technologies is coming from two directions -agency ... |  PadGadget |
| Busy parents-to-be can now hand the baby-naming burden off to their unborn children with the Kick to Pick iPhone app. Choose your favorite names from a list of thousands or let the app randomly pick from boys' or girls' names in its database. ... |  CNET |
| The iPhone 5 must support a laundry list of incompatible cellular networks if it wants to embrace 4G, as any iPhone user who lives in Smalltown USA can attest. Even amidst talk of whether the iPhone 5 could support the 4G LTE being pushed by Verizon ... |  Beatweek Magazine |
| speedbump studios the developers behind an upcoming Unreal Engine powered game for iPhone and iPad called "Dream:scape" have announced that the game will be available on App Store on June 9. If you're a fan of the realistic graphics and immersive ... |  Touch Reviews |
| By Brian X. Chen Some iPhone apps ask you for permission to track your geographical location. However, some apps pull such data without your approval. Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com Apple and Google claim they're doing what they can to respect user ... |  Wired News (blog) |
| For a gander at what it does on its default settings, check out this video of Flare for the iPhone my colleague Josh Lowensohn shot this morning on his iPhone 4 in the glamorous CNET offices. (Guess who has the Andy Warhol-Marilyn Monroe print? ... |  CNET |
| Those recalling this well loved game will be happy to hear that Tecmo Koei Games has just released an enhanced iPhone version of the game, called Tecmo Bowl Throwback [App Store]. Those fondly familiar with this classic likely recall the highly popular ... |  Touch Arcade |
| by Don Reisinger A Russian computer forensics company, ElcomSoft, says it has developed a toolkit that can help law enforcement agencies quickly access encrypted file systems on Apple's iPhone. ElcomSoft's toolkit is an important development as ... |  CNET |
| By KI MAE HEUSSNER (@kheussner) The iPhone 4 is displayed at the 2010 Apple World Wide Developers conference June 7, 2010 in San Francisco. A lawsuit seeking class action status alleges that AT&T not only overbills for data transactions, ... |  ABC News |
| The system uses a special software that is designed to analyze the video and send a wireless radio signal to the iPhone in question. This video is not supported by your browser at this time. The tool, which the team, led by Patrick Baudisch, ... |  PhysOrg.com |
| But it's not due on new phones until the fall--perfectly timed to coincide with the next iPhone arrival. Oops. Microsoft announced a big upgrade to its flagship Windows Phone 7 OS, with CEO Steve Ballmer promising "over 500" new features in version 7.1 ... |  Fast Company |
| At the close of last week, our own Cam Bunton (of Today's iPhone), asked a simple yet surprising question: is iOS really that much easier? Obviously pitting Apple's mobile platform against that of Google's, it's a question that has plagued the mind of ... |  PhoneDog |
| "Nothing can touch the iPhone's battery life," he asserts. "It's about 50 percent better than the Nexus S, I'd say." In December, we both switched from iPhone 4 to the Samsung manufactured, Google-branded smartphone. Now we've both abandoned Nexus S ... |  BetaNews |
| By Joe Wilcox | Published May 20, 2011, 12:47 PM It's all about Apple doing with iPhone 4 what it does today with iPhone 3GS on AT&T -- offer a cheap smartphone for people who want the device and user experience but can't pay $199 or $299. ... |  BetaNews |
| By Brian X. Chen Apple's iPhone includes a small tray that holds the SIM card. Photo courtesy of iFixit Apple wants future iPhones and iPads to be even thinner, according to a report, and to do that, the telecom industry will need to use smaller SIM ... |  Wired (blog) |
| Those expecting the iPhone 5 in the next couple of months may be in for a big disappointment. The next generation version of Apple's iPhone will not be released until September, according to the Taiwan-based DigiTimes, an industry publication that ... |  Fox News |
| by Josh Lowensohn The micro-SIM card found in Apple's iPhone 4, both generations of the iPad, and an increasing number of mobile devices could be going on a diet once again. Reuters reported today that Apple has put forth plans to the European ... |  CNET |
| Despite the majority of rumors suggesting that the next iPhone won't be that big of a departure when compared to the already released iPhone 4, there's no stopping the rumor mill from going full-steam when it has to do with Apple. ... |  PhoneDog |
| The latest rumors about Apple's next-generation iPhone suggest that Apple might move the location of the LED flash for improved indoor and night-time photos. A unified baseband processor could also mean Sprint and T-mobile users could get official ... |  Ars Technica |
| This week we've put together a list of the best apps you may have missed. We have an app that indexes Groupon and LivingSocial to find you the best deals near you, a beautiful new instant messaging app, and even more. There's even a new TED app for ... |  The Business Insider |
| You know how everyone went gaga over the Retina Display on the iPhone 4? Now imagine having that kind of pixel density on a tablet-sized device. Yes, this display is for real and it's coming from Samsung. Even though the screen is a fairly standard ... |  Mobile Magazine |
| By Tammy Wolf In today's competitive smartphone market, the Android and iPhone (News - Alert) platforms are constantly being compared to one another. While both boast unique features that make them two completely separate entities, one thing is for ... |  TMC Net |
| That's the vision of a team of computer scientists behind an iPhone app called VizWiz, which lets people take a photo of whatever's perplexing them, record a question like "What denomination is this bill?" and send it off to real people online who'll ... |  Discover Magazine (blog) |
| Just like the Kindle, Nook, and Kobo apps for iOS, the iFlow Reader app for iPhone and iPad has an integrated e-bookstore. Apple has reportedly set a deadline of June 30 for developers to alter their apps to reflect the new terms for subscriptions in ... |  CNET |
| Then you are faced with two or even three different possibilities: the Samsung Galaxy S2, the iPhone 4 or one of the HTC Sensation pack. When faced with different choices one may wonder what to choose; in the following we'll present the pros and cons ... |  Daily News Engine |
| That one targeted the same companies as well as other app makers for being able to trace an iPhone or iPad using the unique device identifier, or UDID, which is akin to a serial number in that it cannot be changed. "Because the UDID is unique to each ... |  CNET |
| Google doesn't make hardware and analysts told eWEEK Research In Motion, Apple, Nokia and others might make better use of Nortel's patent technology, which is used in RIM BlackBerrys and Apple's iPhone. However, Google does make the Android operating ... |  eWeek |
| by Amanda Kooser Mobile Make Out is an iPhone app on a mission. It wants to help your cheating heart get some release without completely destroying your real relationship. The free app works by connecting to another user over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. ... |  CNET (blog) |
| Samsung Infuse 4G will rival the Galaxy S2 (and even the iPhone 5) by offering free Angry Birds and app sideloading. Aside from the fast data speed courtesy of AT&T's HSPA+ 4G, the Samsung Infuse 4G is also offering some features that will surely ... |  PopHerald.com |
| by Tim Hornyak How many times have you wanted to smash your phone when talking to annoying people? Thanks to research at Queen's University in Canada, you'll soon be able to crush that handset mercilessly. Well, almost. The e-paper prototype PaperPhone ... |  CNET |
| Try getting people to read your articles on their own merit instead of riding Apple's coattails. by sk8boarder921 May 7, 2011 7:06 AM PDT I'll stick with my touchscreen iPhone. Bend gestures are lacking in one area particularly, one-hand usage. ... | CNET |
