A new video has hit the Web, outlining an imagined version of the iOS that really is "magical."

Another interesting iOS 5 concept has hit the Web, which outlines two ideas Jan Michael-Cart calls "dynamic icons" and "app previews."

One knowledgable blogger believes Twitter/iOS 5 integration is more than just about photos. What does Apple have up its sleeve on this one?

MIcrosoft's new touch-centric software layer hides the ugly truth of what's running underneath.

Twitter, the social networking monster is about to get into the photo-sharing business. To do so, it might have found an equally impressive partner: Apple, by way of iOS 5.

Moments ago, Apple sent out a press release detailing what to expect at next week’s WWDC conference in San Francisco, California. While the announcement itself was unprecedented, since Apple typically does not release documents such as this, it still excluded a number of details worth addressing.

Apple surprises all with special announcement. Read it here.

The fifth beta version of MobileNotifier is now available to download. The updated version (0.5.0-120) adds "MobileReply" - a means of quickly replying to certain notifications, such as SMS messages - along with a redesigned interface when fast-app-switching.

Apple will continue to use Google Maps in iOS 5, according to a recent report.

With Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference just over one week away, rumors about what to expect keep flying. Recent attention has focused on the possibility Apple will reveal an iPhone 4S. However, this remains unlikely.

According to Gene Munster with Piper Jaffray, “now is a good time” to own Apple stock. Furthermore, the analyst continues to believe that Apple will release an HDTV, and also notes that his expectations for WWDC 2011 are “relatively low.”

Although little is known about iOS 5 besides that it is coming, this hasn’t stopped some from guessing. Jan-Michael Cart has posted an amazing iOS 5 concept video on YouTube. His idea uses an OS X Lion-style dashboard.

The iPhone 3GS won’t be compatible with iOS 5, according to Mobile Review editor, Eldar Murazin, who made the announcement via Twitter. Although Murazin’s announcement cannot yet be verified, it is certainly plausible and here is why.

Great news, Apple fans: The AppAdvice iOS 5 Web Resource is now live and kicking, ready for our faithful readers to check out.

A new concept video has hit the Web, which outlines an interesting way Apple could improve multitasking in iOS 5.

This summer Mac OS X Lion will be released. This update will bring many things we both love and hate from iOS to the Mac. This is what the Mac has learned so far ...

Apple is likely to announce a groundbreaking partnership with Nuance Communications at the WWDC, serving voice-recognition functions from its new NC data center.

Playboy, Angry Birds, and MobileMe made some news this week. But, what were the other stories? Find out here.

Apple has reportedly been in talks with Nuance (a voice recognition company) for several months, suggesting that the Cupertino, CA company is planning on incorporating more intelligent voice recognition technology within a future version of the iOS.

Thursday night’s AppAdvice Live! is now available - show notes also now available!

According to "multiple sources," Apple is planning on offering "point updates" for iOS 5 "over the air," provided the company can get carriers on board.

Independent designer Andreas shows off his take on the purported iOS 5 notification system redesign.

Recent reports indicate developers are testing iOS 5. However, what isn’t happening is iOS 5 testing on a purported iPhone 5.