Filed under: Apple Corporate , Rumors , Steve Jobs Apple doesn’t have a huge social media presence. There’s an iTunes Facebook page and what can arguably be called a MobileMe blog , but that’s about it.

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The tweet that made Steve Jobs furious

In December last year, the New York Times wrote an article titled “2010 – The Year of the Tablet” where it predicted that we shall use the Tablet to consume media in the future. That is exactly what Steve Jobs has envisioned for the iPad too. That being the case,..

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Is iPad’s VGA Video Output Good Enough?

Hudson’s nifty turn-based strategy game, Military Madness, enjoyed a revival on Xbox Live last year with Nectaris. Now it’s spreading the love to iPhones with Military Madness: Neo Nectaris.

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Neo Nectaris strategy game arrives on the iPhone

Filed under: Hardware , Rumors , Macbook Pro Update: Commenters point out that our tipster pulled the Best Buy inventory screen image from this thread on the MacRumors forums (he did provide independent confirmation of the SKU deletion). I was not aware of the forum thread at the time the post was written, and there was at the time no corresponding post on the main MacRumors site (although there is now ).

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Rumor: MacBook Pro refresh imminent, SKUs dropped from Best Buy systems

Filed under: Gaming , Multimedia , Apple , iPhone , App Store , SDK , iPod touch Game Developer Research has published its 2009/10 survey of video game developers, and the results are pretty impressive for the still relatively fledgling iPhone platform: The number of developers who are working on mobile games increased by 12 percent, and there are actually twice as many developers working on iPhone games as are working on the Nintendo DS and Sony’s PSP handheld consoles.

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Game developers on iPhone outnumber DS and PSP two-to-one

iPhone Applications that help you book a movie ticket or find restaurants in the neighborhood are not exactly new and we have reviewed quite a few of them in the past. However, Siri is an iPhone app that makes this process simpler and much more exciting to the user

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Siri Launches Personal Assistant iPhone App

Filed under: Gaming , Software , Developer , iPhone , App Store Yes, PopCap is at it again — this time, their crazy addictive (just like all of their games) take on the tower defense genre, Plants vs. Zombies, is headed off to the iPhone. They just tweeted confirmation a little while ago, and released this trailer showing all of the flower vs

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Plants vs. Zombies coming to iPhone on February 15th

Last month, we wondered how many people would care about the iPad’s restrictive DRM shackles, which makes Apple the only available supplier of software for the iPad through the fact that users can only download software onto the gadget from Apple’s App Store (unless someone figures out a way to jailbreak it — which’ll probably

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Anti-DRM Protest Against The iPad Grows

A $6 app that provides pieces of random fiction may not be for everyone. But McSweeney’s delivers great content in a simple, classy interface.

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Review: McSweeney’s for iPhone

Filed under: Software , iPhone , App Store If the iPhone has a leading app genre, aside from gaming, I’d say the current surge of “check-in” apps is probably it. Sure, back when the App Store first opened up, Twitter apps were everywhere (and they’re still being made daily, it seems), but in terms of a genre that can only exist on a location-aware device like the iPhone, “check-in” apps like Foursquare, Gowalla, and so on, are making their mark right now. Here’s news on two such apps continuing to grow on the App Store skyline.

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Loopt teams with Mobile Spinach for check-in discounts, Booyah talks about MyTown

iResQ, the iPhone repair site has just published photos of what it claims are parts of the fourth generation iPhone – iPhone 4G, which is expected to be released in June. The photos of the front face plate reveal two things, which we found quite interesting

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iPhone 4G Parts Reveal Taller Form Factor?

Filed under: Apple Financial , Apple Back during the earnings call a few weeks ago , it was mentioned that Apple has a jaw-dropping almost $40 billion just sitting around in cash. In the chat, we started talking about other companies that might have that much money in the hopper — Google came up, but I don’t think we were able to guess another one

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Microsoft still beats Apple in cash and investments, for now

The Winter Olympics are almost here. These apps can help you navigate your way around Vancouver

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Winter Olympics apps for the iPhone and iPod touch