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It looks like iPhone 5s users are the most data hungry smartphone owners in both developed and developing markets.

T-Mobile is set to offer its data worldwide at no extra charge.

Keep your passwords guarded in one central place by finding the iPad password manager that is right for you.

With the following secret-keeping apps for iPhone and iPad, you can keep your confidential information safe and accessible.

If you're in danger of being hit by AT&T's data throttling, consider keeping track of your data consumption using the WeeTrackData Notification Center widget.

A new study (conducted by Arieso) claims that the iPhone 4S consumes almost twice the data an iPhone 4 does. The reason? Just ask your favorite "humble personal assistant."

Though Verizon Wireless has ditched its unlimited data plans, a recently discovered trick can hook customers up to these golden, unlimited plans even if they purchased an iPhone after the plans were axed.

U.S. iPhone carriers AT&T and Verizon have unveiled new prepaid plans ahead of the launch of the fifth generation iPhone handset. The two plans, AT&T's "GoPhone" and an unlimited Verizon plan, will be available before the end of the week.

A recently released jailbreak tweak - untrackered - allows users to stop iOS from recording their every move. Currently, the tweak is available to download for free in Cydia.

Tap Forms HD lets you create a customized database for just about anything with photos, text, access to your address book, web addresses that display the page right in Tap Forms, and more. You can share the data in a variety of ways, and even email data as a CSV file.

Qualcomm, a leading manufacturer of CDMA radio chips like those used in Verizon's Android offerings, is now looking for an iPhone developer.

In some of AT&T's most troubled areas, they have come up with an alternate solution to their problems. AT&T is trying to offload their data traffic to Wi-Fi.

You can't argue that having 3G everywhere on your iPad is unbelievably convenient. This ubiquitous access to all the content you want is indeed nothing short of revolutionary. Unfortunately, it doesn't come without a price. Fortunately if you have an iPhone 4 already, there is a workaround.

Apple and AT&T have been hit with a class-action lawsuit over the removal of the iPad 3G unlimited data plan, which has been abolished and replaced with a capped plan. Read on to find out more!

Ever since launch, U.S. iPhones have always been on unlimited cellular data plans. With AT&T discontinuing these however, app developers may have to start adjusting their thinking.

Like many iPhone users, NY Times Columnist David Pogue has been taking a look at his data usage to see what data plan works best for him. What David Pogue found was some odd usage in the middle of the night, and he had to investigate.

AT&T has a problem. Therefore, Apple has a problem. Therefore, all of us iPhone addicts have a problem. What do the new AT&T data limits mean for us, and what hope do we have that things won't get any worse?

AT&T has recently posted an online data calculator to help users figure out which plan to get and how much they expect to be shelling out in possible overages.

The bookworm inside you is itching to get out! But you are struggling to keep track of all the books you want to read? Read More can help you keep track of everything you are currently reading as well as keep an archive for future reference.

Verizon have now announced that they have no plans to carry the iPhone in the "immediate future".

Prepare for AT&T's big data plan change by finding out how much you have used in the past using the simple methods documented after the jump.

AT&T have announced that their current iPhone unlimited data plan is to be abolished on June 7th, to be replaced with two cheaper, limited plans. Similar changes are to take place with the iPad's data plans also.

Now Wolfram Alpha has dropped the $50 price tag down to a more reasonable $1.99 should you buy it? Read on to find out.