On its own, the Apple iPhone is a pretty sweet gadget. But its crappy digital zoom often produce some pretty awful results.

Issues continue to hound an application designed to help Roman Catholic faithful prepare for the sacrament of confession. The latest one is an angry cry from gay rights group. They claim that the application promotes “anti-gay spiritual abuse”.

Two of the most common names in the technology industry have announced their partnership in an effort to penetrate more in the mobile industry.

The new device is about a third smaller than the iPhone 4, and would be marketed for about $200 without requiring a contract.

The man behind the great innovations from Apple is apparently taking things in his own hands from his home while supposedly on a medical leave.

Console maker Sony felt a blow Friday, January 14, when a California-based District Judge ruled against issuing a court order for a Playstation 3 hacker due to jurisdiction issues.

It’s official! The Verizon iPhone is finally arriving on February 10, 2011. It’s pretty much the same as the AT&T iPhone with just a little tweak.

Designer Tjeerd Veenhoven from the Netherlands has come up with an amazing gadget for the green minded—and we’re not talking about the solar powered straw hat!

It is located at the St. Pancras International Train Station in London and was created as a way to advertise the launch of “Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light” on the Apple App Store.

Apple was granted the patent in implementing a new technology, which will control text messages that are deemed to be “objectionable” and which can also be used as an educational and instructional tool.