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According to J.P. Morgan analyst Mark Moskowitz, Verizon customers excited about the prospective arrival of a certain Apple smartphone on the nation's largest mobile network might find themselves at a slight cost disadvantage over their peers on AT&T. Moskowitz predicts that Verizon may charge between $20 and $30 more than AT&T for the subsidized Apple iPhone price. Why? You can thank the ...

In what is already shaping up to be a big week in the world of mobile news, an interesting tidbit about Apple surfaced Monday and will likely remain buried beneath a tidal wave of Verizon iPhone stories to come for the remainder of the week - if not month. According to multiple published reports, beginning tomorrow, Tuesday, January 11th, Apple will end its practice of charging a 10% restocking ...

Verizon will offer unlimited data plans when it launches the iPhone on its network later this month, the Wall Street Journal is reporting. As a sign of confidence in the reliability of its network - and to provide a point of comparison with AT&T - the carrier is expected to provide the same uncapped data plans for the iPhone it currently offers users of other smartphones. Meanwhile, AT&T wasted no time ...

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With so many great photography apps already available for iOS, Trimensional is the first to offer 3D scanning capabilities. Trimensional sets itself apart by offering something not currently available in any other app and it’s a steal at only buck as well. It requires ...

With CES winding down, there are still a few products out there worth a second look. Mobee Technology is releasing an induction charger for Apple’s Magic Mouse that includes a battery replacement unit. Once installed your mouse will charge simply by resting it on the Magic Charger cradle. It doesn’t even matter which direction you place the mouse on the base, as long as its resting on the unit. A full charge takes about six ...

Even on the heels of one longstanding rumor (the Verizon iPhone) finally resulting in reality - at least as of next Tuesday's formal announcement - the rumor mill proves incapable of rest. This weekend, Digg founder and widely read tech guru/blogger Kevin Rose made it clear that tech journalists have it all wrong with regard to the second-generation iPad. According to Rose, we won't have to wait until spring ...

Apple may not have appeared in an official capacity at the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week, but the company's presence was certainly felt. With iDevice accessories and knock-offs at every turn, Apple's influence on both vendors and their handpicked product displays was undeniable.

Among the true CES standouts is ION Audio, which unveiled ...

On Friday, Apple filed its 2011 Proxy Statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Once again the record shows Apple Chief Steve Jobs has retained his traditional annual salary of just one dollar. Of course, when you already have a net worth estimated at $6 billion, such a paltry salary isn't particularly consequential. Still, Jobs is largely alone at Apple when it comes to ...

Verizon has begun sending out press invitations for a special event next Tuesday, prompting yet another round of speculation about the long-rumored announcement of a second US carrier for the iPhone. The Wall Street Journal is quoting "sources close to the company" as saying this is indeed the case. Combined with reports earlier today that Apple had put its retail employees' vacations on hold, ...

The above images are purported to be Foxconn diagrams of apple's next generation iPhone - the iPhone 5. That's according to a Chinese language Apple blog, which posted photos of the drawings. Still, a discerning, informed eye would have to conclude that there is very little compelling evidence apparent about the design to suggest that it's a future iPhone model. Many, however, believe the ...

Concerns have been raised about Mac App Store security after a simple cut-and-paste workaround was found that defeats copy protection for some paid apps. While many pundits are blaming developers for not following Apple's security guidelines, others are pointing out that the recommendations are complicated and incomplete.

Just hours after apps began appearing on the Mac App Store yesterday, ...