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AT&T is extending FaceTime over cellular to any compatible iOS device on a tiered data plan from the carrier.
The judge involved in the "app store" case between Apple and Amazon ordered the two companies into the negotiating room.
Popular iOS game Temple Run is offering players even more chances to slide, leap, and collect coins in its sequel, releasing today in the U.S.
NRA: Practice Range is a slap-dash affair with little to offer besides some basic shooting games. It almost certainly aims to get by (and make money) off the NRA's existing pool of users.
Uber's taxi-hailing application today reached Washington, D.C., bringing residents and visitors another option for district travel.
On Sunday, Twitter users and entertainment fans can get a backstage look at the 70th Golden Globe Awards via celebrity live-tweeting.
Pebble CEO Eric Migicovsky today announced that the Pebble Smartwatch will begin shipping on Jan. 23, taking about six to eight weeks to reach all 69,000 Kickstarter backers.
Belkin unveiled the WeMo Light Switch, a dedicated switch that will let you control your home's lights from afar - from an Android and iOS device.
Facebook on Thursday rolled out updates to its iOS and Android Messenger apps with an added option to record and send voice messages.
Mobile messaging application WhatsApp ended 2012 on a high note —very high: The service processed a record-breaking total 18 billion messages on Dec. 31 alone.
App developers received the gift of sales this holiday season as the week between Christmas and New Year's earned record-breaking download volumes.
A California court on Wednesday granted Amazon's request to dismiss Apple's false advertising claim in an ongoing lawsuit regarding the companies' use of the "app store" name.
New reports suggest Apple developers are testing iOS 7, while an analyst thinks new multi-colored iPhones are on the horizon.
According to a report from Japan, Apple may be about to finally launch its Japanese-language e-book store.
A totally comprehensive travel app is well worth five bucks, and while TripRider for iPhone purports to be all-inclusive, it isn't worth a penny due to a horrific interactive design choices and total lack of included content.
The standalone Gmail app for iOS searches your entire email so much easier and faster than the pre-installed Mail app, it's definitely a recommended download, and could very easily become your primary app for Gmail.
Tripomatic can help you plan what do to and see on your next trip, and on which days. But you can't save your mapped daily itineraries offline, making it less than ideal when you're actually on the road.
Take Stay.com's free mobile app on your next urban weekend getaway. The offline maps for major cities around the world are well worth having, even if the app isn't stellar at helping you plan a daily site-seeing agenda.
Samsung MobilePrint (for iPhone) lets you print images, documents, clipboard text and photos, Web pages, and Google Docs from an iPad to compatible Samsung printers and scan from MFPs.