Alexander Vaughn

Boom! Today, another thousand new apps arrived in the App Store. Let me break it to you, most of them are really bad. Yet, there are a few interesting ones. Here they are...

Our iDevices are great companions for all sorts of meetings and classes. They're perfect for keeping all our documents at hand, and taking short notes. We can also share the notes and documents easily via Wi-Fi or 3G. Using a capacitive stylus along with a note taking app, isn't always the perfect solution. So how can we have the best of both worlds?

It has been a bit of a surprise, especially for Europeans, that carriers haven't offered a subsidized iPad 3G. It's a current practice for netbooks of all kinds and it probably also helped netbooks gain popularity, so Apple not following suit was a bit unsettling. This could be about to change.

Boom! Today, another thousand new apps arrived in the App Store. Let me break it to you, most of them are really bad. Yet, there are a few interesting ones. Here they are...

Even a few months after its launch, it can still be very hard to get your hands on an iPhone 4 these days. We've told you about the daily havoc in the flagship London store, yet its pretty much the same story all over the world. Sometimes, it even gets out of hand.

Good news folks, today the first Apple TV shipments are making their way to those who pre-ordered as well as Apple stores around the US. This is allowing us to find out more about the device.

As many geeks discovered with the iPhone and iPad, there is much more to a device than what it contains internally, or its raw technical specifications. Yet, these also play an important role, and many consumers still use these as their sole selection criteria when it comes to consumer electronics.

After teasing us with just a picture yesterday, Hexxeh (the very savvy hacker who claims he managed to bring Google's Chrome OS to the iPad), has released a demo video.

Without a doubt, the amount of information we get on the iPhone and the smartphone industry every week is overwhelming. From market share, to app sales numbers, it's hard to get a clear idea of how our favorite iDevice is doing, and what is really going on. To help us get a better view, Billshrink compiled all these recent numbers into one clear infographic.

The iPhone and all its reception problems don't stand a chance against the great.... Chuck Norris.

Boom! Today, another thousand new apps arrived in the App Store. Let me break it to you, most of them are really bad. Yet, there are a few interesting ones. Here they are:

Airplay is possibly the most exciting iOS feature Apple has released since multitasking. It has incredible potential, and while we're still waiting to see what Apple will really do with it, they already leaked a couple of details this week that will whet your appetite.

It seems that yet another system is joining the plethora of OS's that have been hacked to work on the iPad. Posted by Hexxeh, a popular web developer, hacker, and maintainer of Chrome OS builds, the picture above is reportedly the proof that Google's Open-Source Web-only OS Chromium can be run on the iPad.

Following its traditional two week schedule, last night Apple released a new beta of its upcoming iOS 4.2 system to developers. While not as groundbreaking as the first beta, it does bring a couple of new things we're sure you'll be very excited about.

Apps, Apps, Apps! Today, a thousand new apps arrived in the App Store. Only a few of them are worth your consideration. Here they are.

Will the native Google Voice app finally make it into the App Store? That's what we're hearing today.

Apps, Apps, Apps! Every day, hundreds of new apps arrive in the App Store. Only a few of them are worth your consideration. Here they are.

Remember that new SHAtter exploit that was recently discovered? The one that will soon allow us to jailbreak every iDevice ever? Well, it's well on its way. Musclenerd, an eminent Dev-Team member, just posted a first video of this new jailbreak solution working on a fourth generation iPod touch.

Apps, Apps, Apps! Every day, hundreds of new apps arrive in the App Store. Only a few of them are worth your consideration. Here they are.

According to Google's CEO Eric Schmidt, Google's deal with Apple to provide services for iOS is not going anywhere, as it has been recently renewed.

We don't know how much credence we can give to these, but Patently Apple just unearthed some new iPad-related patents that might give us some hints as to what Apple is considering for its upcoming devices.

Apps, Apps, Apps! Every day, hundreds of new apps arrive in the App Store. Only a few of them are worth your consideration. Here they are:

A short note to remind you that, as we recently reported, the Google Voice client GV Mobile + has gone free for the rest of the night to celebrate its approval in the App Store (and to save its Cydia buyers from having to buy it again).

Today Apple gives special treatment to Game Center-enabled apps on the App Store. After featuring some of the first apps that joined Game Center in a dedicated Applist, all Game Center-enabled apps now feature a special distinction at the upper right corner of their iTunes Store description.