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Apple iPhone 4G Mystery Deepens After Police Raid

Police have raided the home of Gizmodo editor Jason Chen, following the saga of the lost Apple prototype

Israel’s Ban On iPad Lifted

The country’s Communications Ministry apparently decided that the tablet PC’s wireless ability doesn’t violate the European wireless standards that Israel follows

Apple iPad Users Targeted By Malware

Updated: Reports of a first "iPad virus" turn out to be simply a phishing email aimed at Windows users with iPads

Google Nexus One Launches On Vodafone

Google's answer to the iPhone is finally available to order from Vodafone, and the operator will stock the device from this Friday

iPhone 4G Prototype Could Be Close To Final Product

Barcodes suggest the device is a nearly finished product - and the man who lost it may fly to Germany

ARM Plays Down Apple Acquisition Rumours

ARM chief executive Warren East attempts to quiet rumors that Apple is considering buying the chip maker

Is Apple Planning £5.2bn Bid For ARM?

Speculation continues to swirl on London's financial markets that Apple is considering a multi billion takeover of ARM Holdings, the UK chip firm

New iPhone Could Allow Video Conferencing

Apple is thinking about lines of business that include video social networking and conferencing

Apple Adding Production Capacity To Deal With iPad Demand

Apple was taken aback by high initial sales for its iPad tablet PC and plans to add capability to deal with demand

Adobe Halts iPhone Flash Development

Adobe has responded to Apple's continued hostile attitude towards Flash and announced that it was halting developing of it for the iPhone

Google Buys Startup Founded By Ex-Apple Designers

In a move that could strengthen its alleged tablet rival to the Apple iPad, Google has quietly purchased Agnilux, which was founded by former Apple employees

iPhones And Macs Helps Apple Post Strong Sales

Apple posted revenue of $13.50 billion and a net quarterly profit of $3.07 billion during its earnings call for the second quarter of fiscal 2010

Apple Demands Return of iPhone Prototype

Gizmodo paid $5000 for an iPhone 4GS prototype found in a bar, and now Apple wants it back

10 Must-Have Features For Apple’s iPhone 4G

The iPhone already dominates the mobile phone space, but consumers and enterprise customers are hoping for more from Apple's next iteration of the device

Reports Emerge Of Google Password Attack

The New York Times is reporting the attack on Google in December hit the company's password system

Apple To Use Own Chips In Upcoming iPhone

Apple is to drop Samsung and use its own chips for the upcoming iPhone, produced by PA Semi, Apple's chip manufacturing unit

Apple Confirms Delay For iPad 3G’s US Arrival

The Apple iPad's more expensive and advanced big brother, the iPad 3G, will now be on shelves in the US from 7 May, instead of the end of April

Pictures of Alleged New iPhone 4G Leaked

Images of Apple's next generation iPhone 4G have appeared online after the prototype device was apparently discovered on a bar floor

Apple Requests Changes To Pulitzer Cartoon iPhone App

Apple asked Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Mark Fiore to resubmit an iPhone app of his political cartoons

Nokia N8 Photo Leaked Amid Rumour Of Delays

Leaked photos of what is supposedly Nokia's flagship device - the N8 - have been circulating, as reports emerge that the handset will be delayed until the summer

Israel Bans iPad Over Wi-Fi Interference

Israeli customs is confiscating iPads, for fear their Wi-Fi will interfere with other devices

Cloud More Of A Priority For SMBs Than Apple iPad

Small to medium businesses are more concerned about moving to the cloud and reducing their dependence on hosted services, rather devices like Apple's iPad

Apple Approves Opera Mini For iPhone

Opera has announced that the mobile version of its web browser, Opera Mini, has been approved for distribution on Apple's App Store

3UK Set To Join Tesco-Driven iPhone Price War?

Mobile operator 3 accused of giving iPhones to get custom, as Tesco drops the purchase price of Apple's device

Switching Back To Windows – The End Of An Era

Cameron Sturdevant's coverage of Apple products is coming to an end but, as we enter the cloud computing age, Sturdevant is less enamored of fat clients for office workers