
After two months Google’s digital assistant app, similar to Apple’s own Siri, has still not been approved for use on Apple’s iPhone. So what’s the hold-up? » Read the rest

After two months Google’s digital assistant app, similar to Apple’s own Siri, has still not been approved for use on Apple’s iPhone. So what’s the hold-up? » Read the rest

You know that crappy map app that came bundled with iOS 6 for the iPhone 5? Well, turns out that Apple was warned well in advance about how crappy the app was before it launched. » Read the rest

Analysts are already estimating that the iPhone 5 mobile handset is expected to move more than 49 million units before December is out. Surprisingly enough, this is down from the estimated 57 million units that analysts were previously forecasting. » Read the rest

T-Mobile is the 4th largest carrier in the US and has been hemorrhaging customers as of late due to their lack of iPhone offerings. They have been repeatedly snubbed for an Apple partnership. In an effort to take matters into their own hands, T-Mobile started updating its network to be more compatible and launched a “bring you own device” campaign to attract unlocked iPhone users. Now they’re reversing course.

New complaints about the iPhone 5 have arisen. This time about the photos taken with the 8-megapixel camera that show a purple lens flare. Apple has responded to these complaints.

The iPhone App switcher has been pretty much the same since iOS 4 update, when Apple introduced multitasking. While the jailbreak community has found dozens of uses for the pop-up app menu, Apple has left it alone for the most part. Sentry, a poster at The Verge, has mocked up a new App switcher for the iPhone 5.

Apple received grants for 27 patents today from the United States Patent Office. They include three design patents and 11 utility patents that cover a variety of items. Notable among them is the two-step unlock feature.

Despite there being problems recently with the iPhone 5’s camera with purple haze entering into the photos, it seems to work fine with video. We have two videos of commercials shot using the iPhone 5 as proof.

Even though the iPhone 5 is all the rage these days, that hasn’t stopped concept artists from exploring the possibilities of Apple’s inevitable sixth entry into the long running iPhone handset series. » Read the rest

If you thought that only old people and rich business execs were the only ones using an iPhone, think again. According to a new survey, the iPhone is actually quite popular with young people and teens. » Read the rest