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The pope officially launches a new app for the iPhone/iPod touch and iPad.
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Apple's new "iRadio" service could be revolutionary. Because of this, it could also be delayed.
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It is becoming more clear that the next iPad mini won't launch until this fall.
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A new iOS 7 design concept suggests a way to make everyone happy.
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Google Play Music All Access is now available. However, for iOS users, this reall...
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First there was Candy Crush Saga. Now there is Pet Rescue Saga, coming soon to iOS.
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Google's new Hangouts service could eventually include SMS support.
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Star Trek Rivals arrives in the App Store for the iPhone/iPod touch and iPad.
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The producer of "The Ring" hopes to scare you with a new app series, Haunting Melissa.
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Another rumor suggests that the next iPad mini will include a Retina display.
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Apple celebrates a huge App Store milestone.
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Tivo releases a new feature for iOS users, "What to Watch Now."
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Google just beat Apple in bringing a new streaming music service to market.
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The new JackThreads for iPad app launches.
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Samsung says it sold 6 million Galaxy S IV smartphones during the first two weeks of release.
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