Apps of the Week: Temple Run, GTA 3, and Angry Birds Seasons

It’s Friday, and that means it’s time to take a look at some awesome apps for each platform: iPhone, iPad, and Mac OS. Today, we’re...
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Samsung launches an iMessage competitor. For the iPhone. Yes, really.

I admire a company with the nerve to go head-to-head with a giant, but Samsung’s ChatON, released on the App Store for iOS, is likely...
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Italian court denies Samsung’s request for an injunction against the iPhone

Continuing on the theme of Samsung’s efforts to suckerpunch Apple, we bring you a story about an Italian judge who heard Samsung’s request for an...
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Infinity Blade all out of bubble-gum, and still kicking ass

Infinity Blade was easily the first major title from a big publisher that clearly demonstrated the power of gaming on iOS devices. Up until its...
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Thunderbolt may be on its way to iOS, says Apple patent

The United States Patent and Trademark Office published three new Apple patents relating to Thunderbolt today. While there is substantial worry over what Apple’s patents...
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UK Starbucks Fans rejoice! Paying with iOS is now a reality

Good news, all of you caffeine addicts in the United Kingdom can now pay for your Starbucks using the updated Starbucks app on your iOS...
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iPhone case: TidyTilt is the case Apple should have made

If this video demonstration of TidyTilt doesn’t thaw your cold, cynical tech-news-reading heart, we don’t know what will. This incredibly clever cover comes from the...
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Did Spotify’s Daniel Ek spill the beans about Siri integration with third party apps?

A giant article on Spotify and Daniel Ek from Forbes may have inadvertently spilled the beans about upcoming Siri integration with iOS apps. On page...
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Apple’s iMessage and other alternatives are scaring off SMS

SMS was an ingenious idea. It allowed people to relay messages to each other within seconds. It also started in Finland – and it might...
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China gets the iPhone 4S on January 13th

China gets an early Lunar New Year present: the iPhone 4S. With a population of 1.33 billion people, China has a lot of potential for...
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iPhone case: “Melt” is a real drip

The folks over at SwitchEasy have developed a very unique iPhone case called the “Melt.” While it might look strictly like a novelty design, the...
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Touchscreen PIN Security: Nobody said there’d be math

Uh-oh! Touchscreens are great. Tapping, swiping, and sliding your fingers around on the screen is fun and easy, but it also leaves a residue on...
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Over one billion mobile apps downloaded during the last week of 2011

The final week of 2011 not only wrapped up a mediocre year for technology, but also ushered in a record smashing number of mobile application...
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Samsung shamelessly steals the iPhone 3G design, again

Today Samsung has announced the iPhone 3G Galaxy Ace Plus. The phone looks exactly like the iPhone 3G, and clearly illustrates Samsung’s game plan moving...
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Apple accidentally puts “GameStore” on the App Store and then yanks it

Apple let a little bit of software called GameStore slip to the App Store, but seems to have yanked it outta there. We can rest...
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The truth about iOS multitasking: not multitasking at all?

Are you confused about Apple’s multitasking functionality in iOS? You’re probably not alone. A lot of people, myself included, have made a lot of assumptions...
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Apps of the Week: Spotify, Instagallery, and Screentaker

It’s Friday, and that means it’s time to take a look at some awesome apps for each platform: iPhone, iPad, and Mac OS. Today, we’re...
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Unless competitors lose their suck, Apple won’t lose its cool factor in 2012

Brian Deagon, a writer over at Investor’s Business Daily, has listed off five tech predictions for 2012. Amongst his predictions, apparently Apple will lose its...
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