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Boy Genius Report claims they have access to Verizon’s summer and fall smartphone roadmap.

While the report lacks any concrete evidence in the form of leaked internal documents or emails, their sources claim Verizon will offer up the Galaxy S III sometime this summer. However, more importantly Apple’s next generation iPhone is slated for a fall release like many have suspected.

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All suckers for 8-bit anything need to purchase this bumper case for the iPhone 4, and 4S. The case, made by Big Big Pixel, comes in several colors including white, black, and pink for $25. The case is made from rubber silicon and has an anti friction coat applied to make sure you can slide your phone hassle free into your pocket.

Obviously this isn’t the case for consumers looking for ...

Apple’s new senior vice president of retail, John Browett, has officially started working and received a lottery-like lump sum of stock options for his troubles.

Browett is only days into his official tenure at Apple and is already $61 million richer, as part of his welcoming package includes 100,000 shares of restricted company stock. The first 5,000 of Browett’s shares will vest on October 20th ...

Alongside Apple’s WWDC announcement the company opened the App Design Awards nomination page for iOS and Mac developers.

Through the website developers can sign up and nominates apps for the awards. In order to be considered developers must have their apps available in the App Store or Mac App Store by May 1. It is worth noting that Apple can nominate apps that catch the company’s eye regardless of their standing ...

Greenpeace continued their “Clean our cloud” campaign today through a series of synchronized protests at Apple Store’s in San Francisco, New York City, and Toronto.

Just after 11 a.m. around a dozen protesters invaded Apple’s store in downtown San Francisco. Some of the protesters were dressed as janitors and mimed cleaning the windows, while others carried massive bouquets of black helium filled ...

Intel has started shipping the long-awaited Ivy-Bridge processors to manufacturers while retailers will begin receiving the processors later this week.

Intel officially announced 14 different i5 and i7 processors all freaturing their new 22nm chip architecture compared to the last generations 32nm architecture. The smaller architecture means faster clock speeds and lower power consumption, which is incredibly beneficial to mobile users.


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If you're like me, you assumed the recent videos showing up in your Facebook news feed with the tagline “watched on viddy” or “shot with viddy” were just your stupid friends getting suckered into clicking on some Facebook spam.

Well, I was wrong. It turns out Viddy is the latest video-sharing application and yesterday snagged some celebrity backing from Will Smith and Jay-Z.

Viddy didn’t get personal support from Smith or ...

With a single statement, Senior Apple Executive Eddy Cue, summarized Apples stance in the recent antitrust suit, and the current state of traditional media in the digital world.


The rest of the Article written by L. Gordon Crovitz (his first name wasn’t good enough?) lays out a convincing argument in favor of the agency model. Crovitz argues the agency model allowed traditional bookstores like Barnes and ...

Instagram updated their $1 billion app to version 2.4.0 today, featuring bug fixes, speed improvements, UI tweaks, and improved accessibility support.

While everything appears minor, it is nice to know that the gold-plated offices, marble floors, and diamond windows haven’t gone to the Instagram team’s head. Still, the app does appear snappier navigating through menus, especially when entering ...

According to the ad network Chitka (who names these companies?) users are more active on iOS devices than any other platform.

Chitka utilized a new research tool that tracks usage in real-time. The numbers come from last 24 hours in which iOS devices (iPads, iPhones, iPods) accounted for 68 percent of all usage on its network. Android accounted for just under 28 percent of all usage, while Windows Phone, Blackberry ...

Apple’s request to have a lawsuit—brought against the company by a group of parents after their kids spent large amounts of money on in-app purchases—dismissed has been denied by a California judge.

The lawsuit, originally filed in April of 2011, alleges Apple’s implementation of in-app purchasing made it too easy for the children to rack up massive fees on their parents’ dime without ...