The transition from Steve Jobs to Tim Cook at Apple actually shouldn't mean as much as you'd expect. Or will it?

It may still be months away from public release, but a new report suggests the iPad 3 will begin production in October. This news comes from CENS.com, which also reports Samsung's days as an iPad display supplier are numbered.

Until Apple actually announces (and then releases) the iPhone 5, we’re left with rumors and predictions on what the new handset will include. There have also been many iPhone 5 concepts introduced, like the one mentioned today by 9 To 5 Mac.

This week saw the end of HP (for computers and tablets), as well as Google's takeover of Motorola. Meanwhile, we might have a release date for the iPhone 5.

Get ready, the iPhone 5 is coming. Yes, really...

It looks like the next-generation iPhone could debut on Friday, October 7, according to 9 To 5 Mac. If correct, preorders for the iPhone 5 could begin as early as September 30th.

One day after a report surfaced that said iPhone carriers were testing out 4G handsets, comes word that a major Apple Store is doing the same. Do these separate news stories almost confirm the iPhone 5 will be 4G-supported?

Apple expects the iPhone 5 to sell so well, it is preparing to have 26 million units available before the end of the year. In fact, the company has increased production of all of its iPhones by 12 to 13 percent, according to TechCrunch.

We’ve heard a lot of iPhone 5 rumors over the course of the past few months. However, today is the first time we’ve heard some evidence that the new handset will support 4G LTE. This would be the first time an iPhone would do so, according to BGR.

Apple is apparently ready to launch the iPhone 5, but not until October. Previous reporting indicated that the next-generation handset would be released in September, but that was not meant to be.

AppAdvice answers all those questions readers have about the iPhone 5 and iOS 5. Plus, our list of predictions.

Just how popular is the iPad? So popular, that it will still dominate the tablet market heading into the next decade. This is the conclusion drawn from a new survey first reported by All Things Digital.

This week, AppAdvice told readers exclusively about iTunes Replay and its new magazine. Meanwhile, Skype for iPad finally arrived in some of the news making headlines in the week that was.

It’s almost time to say goodbye to your iPhone 4. As such, you should know that your handset is still worth a lot of money on the secondary market. Here's how much.

Apple’s secrecy is legendary especially when it comes to releasing new iDevices. Still, there are subtle signs that suggest the iPhone 5 and iOS 5 are coming very soon. Case in point, Apple recently began approving apps that are compliant with the next iOS release, according to news first reported by Cult Of Mac.

Ebay has released a new app for the iPhone/iPod touch. The eBay Instant Sale app provides a simple way to get cash for your old electronics or recycle them for free.

Apple has finally unveiled its iCloud pricing structure for those customers that wish to purchase additional storage beyond the 5 GB each user receives free of charge. With this in mind, we thought it was important to compare these prices with those of similar products already on the market. To do so, we've compared iCloud prices with those of Dropbox, Amazon’s Cloud Drive and the Google Music Beta service.

We know these iPhone 5 rumors are getting exhausting, but this one could be important.

A new patent application suggests Apple is working on ways to improve the battery life of future iDevices and MacBook Pros by using "jelly roll” battery technology. Also known as Swiss rolls, these are found in “cylindrical, rechargeable batteries, like a typical AA, AAA or D batteries,” according to Apple Insider.

A new rumor suggests the iPhone 5 will debut in early-to-mid September. It also says Apple will release the iPad 3 around Thanksgiving.

Apple and Samsung are said to be working on bringing solar-power to future iDevices. How cool is that?

We’re not sure what to make of this, but a new Target ad is making the rounds that shows what appears to be a iPhone 5. Real or fake?