In what must have seemed like an eternity for anyone located outside of the United States, Apple has finally given the gift of gifting of apps to the world.

This most likely won't be much of a surprise to you, but as Apple announced today iDevice sales are through the roof once again. In their fourth quarter results, Apple presented what was their best sales and revenue numbers in the company's history.

The Apple Remote app turns 2.0 and receives some very nice additions. Fire up your iPad for a new and native user interface, let your iPhone 4 or fourth generation iPod touch bask in Retina level graphics, and grab content even easier with Home Sharing shared library support.

Could the iPad outsell Macs by 2012? Every iDevice so far has managed to achieve this feat within a couple of years. Now, analyst Daniel ("Deagol") Tello has projected the iPad's sales. His investigation highlights 2012 as being the year Apple's iPad overtakes Mac sales. Read on to find out more, and to check out the results of Tello's investigation...

Don't you just love App Store reviews? Aside from the fact that they greatly aid iDevice owners in gauging the worth of a particular application, some are just downright funny. Developer Mark Arment has recently investigated the most popular words used in such reviews, and the results are definitely worth checking out. Read on to find out more.

GameBone is a device that promises to turn your iPhone into a real portable gaming machine. We've got an updated list of features for you, and design photos of GameBone too. So read on, and let us know whether you're planning on buying GameBone when it hits stores next year!

Did you know your Game Center friends list is limited to 500 people? We didn't either, until @MuscleNerd tweeted about it. Most of us won't ever reach this sky-high figure. But for tech-celebs like MuscleNerd, this cap obviously limits the amount of people they can game with on their iPhone handsets. Read on to find out more about the Game Center friend list limit.

Recently, Apple announced "AirPlay," a service which allows iDevice owners to stream music to any enabled device. Since then, iHome has announced its first AirPlay-enabled dock. And, though its info page is relatively vague, we do have some information complete with a picture of the portable speaker. Read on to find out more...

If you've got a great idea for an iDevice app, but can't get your desired name in iTunes Connect because it's already taken by an app which doesn't appear in the App Store, worry not. Another revision to Apple's terms of service involves the abolishment of name squatters from the App Store. This is great news for legitimate developers hoping to secure the name they want through iTunes Connect. Read on to find out more...

What on earth were a bunch of Microsoft employees doing in the middle of a street, dressed in black, dancing to Thriller, and carrying around a giant iPhone? Celebrating Windows Phone 7's RTM status, that's what. Read on to find out more...

Apple's Case Program is set to end on September 30. Current iPhone 4 owners can still order a case through the program's iPhone app up until this date. Prospective iPhone owners can rest assured in the knowledge that free bumpers will still be available past September 30. All you'll have to do is speak with an AppleCare representative. Read on to find out more...

Intel bought Infineon so that it could finally get something it owns into the iPhone. However, now it looks like the next iPhone will use Qualcomm parts instead. Read More...

Could Apple and Adobe go back to being friends again? Not quite. But, Apple's new terms of service have pleased the Flash developer, which commented following Apple's changes. Read on to find out what Adobe had to say.

According to a recent report, iDevice manufacturer, Foxconn, makes 137,000 iPhone 4 handsets each and every day. It's an amazing figure, but one dampened by this year's employee suicide rate, which skyrocketed. Read on to find out more.

Last year, Apple banned all Google Voice-enabled iPhone applications. However, following the company's recent App Store approval revisions, GV apps may now regain entry to the App Store if they comply with the 110+ new guidelines.

We all know and love FaceTime on our iPhone 4 handsets and iPods. The word on the street today is that a desktop version of FaceTime might be possible, with iChat integration, and also a Windows program.

We all know and love iTunes, but do you have any idea how much Apple pays to keep the service running? With its list of features ever expanding, the annual cost of iTunes has grown exponentially, and now hovers just short of $1 billion. Impressive, but how much of a profit does Apple reap from the service...

Google has commented on Apple's updated terms of service. Read on to find out what the search engine giant had to say...

Apple's App Store approval process has been the source of a lot of polemics and has strongly anchored the idea of Apple being a close and controling company. Well, this is about to change.

Slide to Unlock is a pretty cool iPhone puzzle game. Read on to find out more...

iOS 4.1 brings Field Test mode back to our iPhone handsets. Read on to find out how you can activate it...

What's this? More T-Mobile iPhone rumors? You'd better read on...

Apple's App Store now has a new "Game Center" section. Read on to find out more...