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 »

Apple has issued a statement on the so-called purple halo problem with the iPhone 5 camera. The solution is to point the camera away from bright light sources. continued »

If you're serious mobile gamer using your iPhone or iPod Touch, a new importable videogame controller is now available. The controller is called the SteelSeries Free Mobile Wireless Controller and has a layout similar to a PlayStation controller for $79.99. continued »

Some of the earliest users of the iPhone 5 on the Verizon network got a bill showing a massive amount of data used. Verizon has acknowledged that there was an error that caused data to be used even when Wi-Fi was being used and Verizon promises the issue will be fixed. continued »

Wicked Lasers has shown off a video where it uses six of its 1 W lasers to try and melt an iPhone 5. The video then shows a super-bright flashlight setting the iPhone 5 on fire. continued »

If you're in the market for a new AirPlay speaker to take with you on the go, you might want to check out the Libratone Zip. The speaker sells for $399 and allows you to play your music wirelessly anywhere you go. continued »

The FCC has noted that it would review objections made against AT&T and proposed extra fees for using FaceTime over the carrier's wireless network. Consumer advocacy groups are up in arms because they believe AT&T is violating the FCC's open Internet rules. continued »

Despite moving 5 million units in the first weekend it was available, the iPhone 5 has fallen short of some analyst expectations. Analysts expected Apple to deliver more devices than it did and blame short supply rather than demand. continued »

Apple users are updating to iOS 6 at a much faster rate than users updated to iOS 5. Users are said to be upgrading to iOS 6 122% faster than they upgraded to iOS 5. continued »

With each new iPhone launch we know that there will be at least a couple tear downs to show us all of the parts inside the gadget. iFixit as offered up the first tear down of the iPhone 5 we've seen so far. continued »

Sister site SlashGear has published its official review of the new iPhone 5. If you want to know just how awesome the new iPhone 5 is, read the review for all the details. continued »

Scosche has unveiled a new business gadget called the Rhythm that tracks the user's pulse and other details about your workout. The device interfaces with an app available for the iPhone to record work out details. continued »