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Just after yesterdays leak of many iPhone repair parts, we're back with some re-assurance proving the leaked parts are possibly authentic. This time purported video footage of the device has leaked. The leaked video first hovers above the alleged iPhone providing close-ups at each angle. While viewing the inside, outside, and sides of this iPhone, I took notice...

Apple has just issued a press release on the success of OS X Mountain Lion, made available last week for download in the Mac App Store: Apple® today announced that downloads of OS X® Mountain Lion have exceeded three million in four days, making it the most successful OS X release in Apple’s history. Philip...

Yesterday, a bunch of photographs detailing some new iPhone 5 leaked parts surfaced on the web and today, a report by iMore seems to claim that this next generation iPhone will be introduced by Apple at a special event on Wednesday, September 12, 2012 alongside an iPad Mini and a new iPod nano announcement. The source...

As we all know, the Apple and Samsung patent trial will launch tomorrow in a US District court located in northern California. Although much of the legal talk is considered boring by many, you may find interest in many prototype photographs and CAD models revealed by the two companies. Earlier this week court documents revealed...

Apple has submitted a new patent application last week that aims to introduce a new audio-sharing network feature to iOS. Although the patent relates to hearing aid technology, the feature can be applied in many other situations. Completely based off patent descriptions, the audio sharing network would be accessible by easy means through an application...

Some fresh 'iPhone 5' leaked parts have surfaced on iLab.cc (via Cydia Blog) that reveals further details about the what the next iPhone hardware could entail, notably a thinner design and larger screen: The leaked parts shows the bigger screen, different internals (such as a new flex cable holding the Home button in place), and...

Get Him to the Greek film star Russell Brand has been ordered by a judge to do 20 hours of community service in addition to paying a fine of $500 in New Orleans on Thursday over throwing a photographer's iPhone through the window (via Canada.com). The British actor entered a plea of not guilty in New Orleans Municipal Court but...

The title of an application can be the most important detail a developer presents on the market -- setting aside the application's actual content. After all, the title is the typically the very first detail you notice within the App Store. So it's always important the name is thought out wisely and thoroughly. With the App Store containing...

The London 2012 Olympics had their opening ceremonies yesterday and during that time Apple launched three new Mac TV ads, profiling the magical Apple Genius. Check them out below: Mayday: An Apple Genius shows a fellow passenger how easy it is to make great home movies with iMovie. All before the tray tables are returned to...

Nick Bilton over at the New York Times reports Apple could be investing a stake in Twitter, according to unnamed sources: Apple has considered an investment in the hundreds of millions of dollars, one that could value Twitter at more than $10 billion, up from an $8.4 billion valuation last year, these people said. They...

Siri has been caught red faced after mistaking poison ivy for poisonous oak in their latest paper advertisement on the back of the The Economist. The advertisement clearly asks Siri, "What does poison oak look like?"--the response pulls up a photo of poison ivy instead, courtesy of Wolfram Alpha. If this is myself making the...

If you think back years ago, even before the initial release of the iPhone, many teens didn't own a phone. That was just five to six years ago. The smartphone around that time was just beginning to evolve. With the release of the iPhone, the mobile phone market was supercharged in my opinion, and that's...