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Feedly seems to have quickly become the RSS feed-reading client to beat since the announcement of Google’s Reader’s impending shutdown. Since Google’s March 13 announcement, Feedly says it has seen over 3 million new users join the service. Since the influx of users, the service has announced new versions of its mobile client for the iPod, iPad, iPod Touch and Android iterations. New users who are making the switch from Google ...

A U.S. district court judge recently issued a ruling against the resale of songs purchased through digital outlets such as Apple’s iTunes, finding that the unauthorized transfer of digital music is illegal under the Copyright Act. The judgment was handed down by U.S. District Judge Richard Sullivan, who found in favor of plaintiff Capitol Records’ suit against ReDigi, an online marketplace for “digital ...

Apple recently began seeding OS X 10.8.4 beta to developers although there isn’t much information about the new maintenance update as little information was offered in the release notes. According to people who claim to be familiar with the release notes, build number 12E27 doesn’t show any changes in the areas on which developers should focus, suggesting the software contains bug fixes and ...

An interesting jailbreak tweak hit Cydia Monday called Dragi by iOS developer gviridis. The tweak builds off of SBSettings, and allows you to set toggles to enable or disable themselves when you unlock your device in one of two different ways.

Dragi gives you a preferences pane in the Settings application, and allows you to set toggle options for unlocking the device by sliding the slider all the way to the right when unlocking, and set toggle options for unlocking ...

As we all know, Google announced last month that the Google Reader RSS service will shut down on July 1, 2013 due to a decline in service. Hundreds of apps that rely on Google Reader will definitely have to find an alternative or revoke an app if there are no alternatives. So what will all the users do when it closes down this summer?

Silvio Rizzi, a developer for popular app Reeder, is making his RSS app available ...

AT&T, one of the largest U.S. carriers to offer the iPhone, has announced Monday that they will be enabling HD voice later this year on their network. The news comes from AllThingsD about a week after T-Mobile announced that they would be getting the iPhone and supporting HD voice right out of the box starting April 12, 2013.

HD voice promises to bring users clearer voice calls, something ...

Apple announced on Monday that it's next quarterly conference call is now set for Tuesday April 23, 2013.

The conference call will commence at 2 p.m. PT and it will be simultaneously streamed through Apple's investor relations page.

In Q1, Apple posted revenue of $54.5 billion and earnings of $13.1 billion, all of which was made possible through the sale of 47.8 million iPhones and ...

China’s recent state-sponsored anti-Apple campaign according to one estimate cost Apple $13 billion in sales in the country. Citi’s Glen Yeung recently examined the financial impact of previous Chinese state-sponsored campaigns against other companies.

China's recent state-sponsored, anti-Apple campaign might not just be empty rhetoric: it could, according to one estimate, cost Apple $13 billion ...

A fascinating revelation about Apple's future iPhone refreshes initially went under the radar last week. But now that the news has had time to circulate, it's becoming a big story.

San Francisco District Attorney George Gascón - a man on a mission to cut down on cellphone related robberies in his neck of the woods - admits being disappointed to learn that Apple won't be able to initiate a so-called "kill switch" ...

On Monday, Apple's Chinese website published an open letter from Apple CEO Tim Cook to the Chinese people regarding pronounced "misunderstandings" related to the company's warranty policies.

The letter effectively serves as an apology from Cook about the company's purportedly confusing warranty policies and Apple's failure to properly communicate what they entail. In the process, ...

While all the major U.S. market indices continue to climb (in some cases to record level highs), shares of Apple aren't following the Dow, S&P, and NASDAQ in their 2013 resurgence. In fact, APPL - down $8 again today at $434.91 - continues to lose faithful investors.

On Monday, we learned that Equity mutual fund Fidelity Contrafund slashed its bet on APPL to the tune of 10 percent. May ...