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Apple warns Europeans to replace overheating iPhone chargers

Millions could be affected

Apple now lets old iPhones download suitably old apps

President Obama vetoes Samsung patent ban on iPhone 4 and select iPads

Samsung wins US import ban on AT&T iPhone 4 and 3G iPads in ongoing patent dispute

Apple paying $53 million to settle warranty class-action suit, according to leaked agreement

iOS 6 update rolling out now for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch

Apple has just begun rolling out updates to iOS 6 for current-generation devices.

After trial loss, Samsung argues its design case against Apple online

Samsung tries to correct the "misunderstandings" surrounding its product designs in a new blog post.

iPhone 4S drops to $99, iPhone 4 now free; Apple discontinues the 3GS

To make room for its latest iPhone, Apple has just announced new prices for the rest of the line.

Skype for iPhone and iPad updated with Photo Sharing, improved battery performance

Skype for iOS has been updated with improved battery performance and Photo Sharing.

Samsung accuses Apple of ripping off patented email, photo, and music features

Samsung began its countersuit against Apple by calling Dr. Woodward Yang, who testified that Apple infringed several Samsung patents related to email, photo browsing, and music playback.

iPhone 3GS gets shared Photo Streams and VIP email with new iOS 6 beta release

A pair of iOS 6 features are now supported on the iPhone 3GS, including both shared Photo Streams and VIP mail.

iPhone 3GS and 4 won't get turn-by-turn directions and flyover feature in iOS 6 maps

While Apple may have the majority of its customers using the latest version of iOS 5, every new software update typically breaks compatibility with a round of older devices. iOS 6 is no exception — we've already learned that the original iPad and third-generation iPod touch wouldn't receive the update at all, but even devices receiving iOS 6 will miss out on some key features.

Apple details iOS 6 hardware requirements: iPhone 3GS to be updated, original iPad and third-gen iPod touch left out

Apple has confirmed at its WWDC keynote that iOS 6 will not offer support for the original iPad or the third-generation iPod touch.

How to unlock your AT&T iPhone

A step-by-step guide on how to unlock your AT&T Apple iPhone.

AT&T will start unlocking out-of-contract iPhones this weekend

AT&T will begin unlocking out-of-contract iPhones for customers who request it beginning this Sunday, April 8th.

iOS 5.1 tethered jailbreak available for original iPad, iPhone 4, 3GS, and iPod touch

The iPhone dev team has announced that the original iPad, iPhone 4 and older devices can be updated to iOS 5.1

'Zombies, Run!' mashes gaming and fitness together for iOS users

Some of might need a little extra incentive to get out of the house and take a jog -- that's where Zombies, Run!, a new iOS app, comes in.

T-Mobile points out LTE strategy will make room for iPhone HSPA support

Congress sends Apple letter filled with questions about iOS address book privacy

The iOS address book row is no longer just a tempest in the internet's teapot: members of the US Congress have just sent a letter to Apple, demanding answers about its app approval process and the privacy and security of data that's accessed or transmitted by iOS apps.

Google+ iOS app updated with instant photo uploads; Circles interface redesigned in web client

Google's rolled out several updates to its social network today, both on the iOS platform and on the web.

Hasbro's new Lazer Tag guns use iOS devices for HUD and augmented reality

Hasbro just announced that its 2012 Nerf Lazer Tag blasters can be combined with an iPhone or iPod touch to provide a heads-up display, an increased firing distance of 250 feet, and augmented reality for a "single player" experience

Apple reportedly compensates victim of iMessage bug with an iPod touch

While Apple has yet to publicly acknowledge the iMessage exploit that has gotten increased attention over the last few months, a report from The Next Web details a consumer's difficulties following the theft of her iPhone that eventually end with Apple issuing her a free iPod touch for her troubles.

Newcomers choose Android over iPhone in Q4 2011, but Apple top manufacturer, says NPD

The NPD Group has just released its latest findings for US smartphone sales for Q4 2011, and it looks like first-time buyers choose Android over iOS, 57 percent to 34 percent. That number levels out when you look at all sales for the quarter, during which time Android captured 48 percent of all sales compared to Apple's 43 percent.

Accidental espionage: how iMessage conversations end up in the wrong handsets

Terrifying tales have surfaced recently of unsuspecting iPhone users that have had their private conversations intercepted by thieves and other third parties, and through our own independent test we've confirmed the issue and how it arises.

Apple forced to remove 3G iPad 2, iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4 from German online store (update)

Apple has been forced to removed all 3G iPads, the iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4 handsets from its online German store due to a dispute with Motorola Mobility.

Launch Center uses iOS Notification Center for scheduled actions

If you've ever wanted to automate actions on your iPhone, like opening up apps, making calls, and sending Tweets, the latest update to App Cubby's Launch Center will get you pretty close.

Time Warner Cable TV iOS app updated, now streaming live TV to iPhone

Time Warner Cable updated its TWC TV app today to support the iPhone 3GS, 4, and 4S. Unlike its Android counterpart, the app offers live streaming television so long as you're on your home's Wi-Fi network.

ChatON, Samsung's cross-platform messaging app, released for iOS

ChatON, Samsung's attempt to get a piece of the messaging app pie, has just launched in the iTunes App Store.

Siri port available for jailbroken iOS 5 devices, but with caveats

Siri has been hacked and release for older iPhones and iPod Touches, but although it's a legal-to-distribute solution, it still requires that users create their own proxy servers in order to use it.

Lost or stolen iPhones can send iMessages from original Apple ID even after being wiped

If you've sold or lost an iPhone recently, your old device might be sending and receiving iMessages from the old Apple ID despite your best efforts to wipe the phone's contents.

Apple iOS 5.1 beta 2 allows users to delete individual photos from Photo Stream

Apple has just released the second beta of iOS 5.1 to developers, which promises to allow users to delete individual photos from their Photo Stream. What isn't known yet is whether this update fixes the lingering iOS 5 battery issues.

Apple releases '12 Days of Christmas' app for free downloads in Europe and Canada

Apple just released its "12 Days of Christmas" app for customers in Canada and Europe; this app has historically offered users free music, music videos, apps, and books each day.

Motorola wins German patent case against Apple, can ban sales of iPhone, iPad (update: holiday sales unaffected)

Motorola's just scored a fairly big victory in its ongoing worldwide case against Apple: a German court has ruled that every iPhone up to the iPhone 4S and both 3G iPads infringe a Motorola patent held essential to the GPRS standard.

Apple iBooks update adds full-screen reading, new fonts, and night time mode

Apple's just released an update to iBooks which adds a number of features including full-screen reading, new fonts, and night time reading mode.