A.T. Faust III

iPad 2S? iPad 3? iPad HD? Come on, Apple, knock it off already.

iPad 3 will make iBooks look better, but Apple's lofty education platform is missing a crucial feature.

Apple's iPad 3 will undoubtedly outsell the line's previous models, but what about its "wow" factor?

Cyan Worlds is bringing realMyst -- and full 3D motion! -- to retro-loving iOS gamers everywhere.

We know it's coming, but how will Apple's new iPad display actually look?

While the hills are more alive than ever, the new sound of music on iTunes leaves much to be desired.

The NKMOS Ultima might be the greatest smartphone accessory ever, but it needs your help to become a reality.

Triple Entendre Scifi is hands down (or eight fingers up?) the best release in the series so far.

California's Kamala D. Harris works with tech companies to lay out a plan for privacy reform.

The trolls are at it again, this time going after iOS' voicemail implementation.

Proview's settlement expectations are just a tad unrealistic.

After a few small wins (and some serious setbacks), Proview is finally ready to settle its "iPad" claims.

As expected, Google's been hit with a class action lawsuit in response to last week's Safari snafu.

Amazon is cutting production of the original Kindle Fire as Foxconn starts work on the 10-inch version.

Apple seems to be on track for another late-year iPhone release. And another. And another.

Apple is reworking its iTunes and App Store approach, focusing on accessibility, discovery, and interactivity.

Industry reports say Genesis Photonics is charged with making LED controllers for Apple's rumored HDTV.

Apple's iOS hardware -- in just one year -- outsold its entire history of Mac computers combined.

Another week, another privacy scandal. Google's just maintaining the status quo.

AT&T's throttling policies are worse than we previously imagined.

Vostu's settlement with Zynga has likely led to massive internal restructuring.

More iOS features are coming to OS X with Apple's announcement of Mountain Lion.

This is the dumbest iPad accessory I've ever seen.

AT&T blames users for rampant throttling and then touts the merits of its expensive network.