We have to wonder if the gadgets we know and love are really in half of all US homes. The study mentioned the other day conducted by CNBC only polled 836 people with a margin of error of plus or minus 3.4%, do you think it was accurate? continued »

If you own an iPhone 4 I'm sure you remember the antennagate scandal when the device first launched. The scandal had to do with what people tell the phone a certain way they could lose antenna strength. Steve Jobs famously quipped people shouldn't hold it like that. continued »

I'm sure most of us are familiar with pull to refresh feature that is in several apps that run on the iPhone and iPad. Apparently, twitter has a patent application that covers pull to refresh so the days of that feature could be numbered on the other apps. continued »

Apple is trying to get rivals to adopt its nano-SIM as a standard. To get competitors to use its design, Apple has offered access to the patent to all with no royalties. continued »

Native Union has a new desktop dock that will hold your iPhone and your iPad and turns them into a dual line desk phone. The device has a corded handset that you can use to place calls and change between two lines with the press of a button. continued »

Angry Birds Space fans, today is the day the game launches for iPhone. You can hop over and download the game right now on the App Store. continued »

Sister site SlashGear has reviewed Grand Theft Auto III for iOS devices. The game is available for download now it looks really cool, check out the full review here. continued »

Apple's Tim Cook famously stated not long ago that Apple had too much money. Apple has decided to take some of that $10 billion it has laying around and repurchase shares and pay out a dividend to shareholders in Q4 working out to $2.65 per share. continued »

A sweet new case for iPhones is on Kickstarter seeking funding to come to market called the JuiceTank. The case maker needs $125,000 to bring the case, which has electric outlet prongs for direct charging integrated, to market. continued »

If you use Sparrow as your mail application on your Mac you'll be glad to hear that app is now available for the iPhone. The app gives you a more streamlined and easier way to check Gmail, iCloud, and other e-mail accounts. continued »

A man filed a lawsuit against AT&T in small claims court recently. The man's name is Matthew Spaccarelli. Apparently the man won in small claims court to the tune of $850 when the judge ruled against AT&T after deciding that AT&T had in fact broken its promise to provide unlimited data service. continued »

Nokia Maps has come to the iOS platform. The merits platform isn't a normal app though, rather it's an HTML 5 web app users access using the browser. continued »