Apparently last week Tommy Refenes, an iPhone game developer openly and publicly trashed Apple’s App Store by saying it is “awful and horrible”. Now according to an article over on kotaku, Apple has banned Refenes iPhone game Zits & Giggles. Now apparently there could be two reasons why Apple decided to ban Zits & Giggles which

The Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) iPad may be a game changer or not. It promises to revolutionize the way we play Scrabble, but is it worth it? One iPad $500. Four iPod Touchs $1200. Spending $1700 on a $10 game. What a bunch of jackasses. Inspired by MasterCard, no doubts [Via: VirtualShackles] Related News from ...

It took a little longer than expected, but the first major docking solution to transform ones iPod touch into a full fledged navigating machine is now shipping directly from Apple. Dual Electronics' XGPS300 was originally announced way back in November of last year, and after a minor hiccup in January, we're finally able to plop down $199.95 to snag a window-sucking cradle with an inbuil...

Apple Swears iPad Partners to Secrecy

All smiles! Indian users who have been wishing to lay their hands on the latest version of Apple iPhone may call it a day. To make this happen, Bharti Airtel and Apple have recently joined hands to launch the highly-anticipated Apple iPhone 3GS in India. Apple’s iPhone 3GS claims to be much faster than iPhone 3G.

Thank God for Apple Mix10 The key difference between Windows Phone 7 and Windows Mobile is not Silverlight, the Windows Marketplace lock-in, nor the disallowing of native-code applications.… Web threats: Why conventional protection doesn't work

The only thing interesting about this Industrial iPod Dock is that it can hold two Apple devices but other than that, this is just plain ugly. While the product page describes this as a great engagement or wedding gift, to each his own! I wouldn’t be caught buying this one. Who would want something made

Reuters - Shares of mobile phone maker Palm tumbled on Friday on questions over its ability to survive in a tough market dominated by Apple, Google and Research in Motion.

AFP - India's top mobile phone company said on Friday it has reached a deal with Apple Inc. to sell the iPhone 3GS in India.

PC World - This week on the podcast, Wired's Dylan Tweney and Brian X. Chen visit the PCWorld podcast studio for some verbal jousting over Google's Android operating system and Apple's iPad.