Apple has been granted a patent on the cool page turning animation that you see when reading e-books on the company's gadgets. The patent is called "Display screen of portion thereof animated graphical user interface" and was one of 38 patents issued Apple recently. continued »

If you're a fan of Angry Birds, the game has been updated. The update brings new levels and several new power ups including Super Seeds, the Almighty Sling King, and others that are available via in-app purchase. continued »

Google has launched its official Google Offers app for iPhone users. The app has the same basic functionality as the Android app allowing users to find and use special offer deals. continued »

Last night ABC's news program Nightline aired its tour of the Foxconn facilities for the iPad and iPhone are built. Apparently, the competition for positions at the factory is fierce and iPhone takes 141 construction steps. continued »

Over the last few days, there's been a lot of talk about a flaw in iMessage that allows people to spy on your text messaging. If you want all the details on the not so easy to exploit glitch, check get it here. continued »

The Verizon iPhone 4 has gone on pre-order for everyone and you better order fast. The phone sold out on the first Verizon customer only pre-order in only a few hours. continued »

Apple has announced that the App Store has now hit the 300,000 active apps milestone. The average number of new apps released each month since April is 12,218 on the iPhone and 5,452 on the iPad. continued »

One of the things that I and many other users of the iPhone and iPod music players have long wanted is a subscription music service. According to new rumors, floating around Apple may be in talks with record labels for just such an offering at $10 to $15 monthly. continued »

Another leak of the frames from what is claimed to be the iPhone HD or 4G has turned up online. The frames look much like the ones in the Gizmodo leak and you can see the frames for yourself at SlashGear. continued »

The only announcement that could have surprised me more than Apple approving Opera Mini for the iPhone would be Apple supporting Flash. I really expected Opera to be blocked, it will be cool to have an alternative browser. continued »

Eagle eyed developers have noticed that the iPhone developers agreement has been changed with a placeholder referencing the event today. We only have a while to wait before we find out what Apple has up its sleeves. continued »

Apparently, Apple and Microsoft are in talks to see Bing replace Google as the default search provider for the iPhone. Whether or not this will actually happen is unknown at this time. continued »