Articles about iPhone – Page 21 of 24

Glympse CEO on Apple’s location sharing app: We’re not worried

Bryan Trussel, the founder and CEO of Glympse, the popular mobile location tracking app, is accustomed to watching large tech… Read More

As Apple unveils iPhone 4S, Android continues to surge

Apple released its new iPhone 4S this week, touting an 8 megapixel camera, better battery life and improved speeds. But is… Read More

Poll: Will you buy an iPhone 4S?

If you can get over the shock of Apple not announcing a new iPhone 5 today, there’s actually a lot… Read More

Apple confirms iPhone 4S, with voice-controlled ‘intelligent assistant’

[Update, 11:40 a.m.: The event has now ended: No iPhone 5! Wow. Post updated with details on pricing and availability… Read More

New from Apple: Sharing location, mailing cards, cutting off the PC

Apple executives are on stage in Cupertino, Calif., right now delivering a long buildup to the expected unveiling of a… Read More

Apple’s new iPhone: Sprint, 4G, and stuff we actually know

Apple will unveil at least one new iPhone at a media event that begins at 10 a.m. today at its… Read More

How a father-and-son Lego project sparked an iPad game

Seattle entrepreneur Hillel Cooperman loves Legos. So, each year, the founder of Jackson Fish Market gets excited for BrickCon, a… Read More

Wetpaint iPhone app feeds celeb-watching guilty pleasures

If you are looking for dirt on the cast of Gossip Girl or simply want to keep up with Kardashians,… Read More

T-Mobile to customers: The iPhone is great, but Apple won’t let us sell it to you

It sure sounds like T-Mobile Chief Marketing Officer Cole Brodman wants the iPhone, but don’t look for the wireless operator to… Read More

Apple plans Oct. 4th unveiling of the iPhone 5 even as more Americans buy Android devices

Apple today pretty much confirmed that it plans to announce the iPhone 5 at a press event on October 4th, with… Read More

Microsoft vets launch Buddy to provide the ‘plumbing’ for mobile app development

About three years ago, Jeffrey MacDuff and Dave McLauchlan designed an iPhone application called Buddy which allowed users to locate running, study… Read More

Morning Radar: iPhone 5 date, Facebook overhaul, more turmoil for HP

A quick rundown of stories catching our attention this morning … Apple’s iPhone 5 is set to be unveiled Oct. 4,… Read More

How my iPhone became a badass, and why I love humanity

I’m just going to say it. My phone is kind of a badass. Sometimes, when my phone is having a… Read More

T-Mobile exec: We won’t get the iPhone 5 this year

T-Mobile Chief Marketing Officer Cole Brodman has confirmed what we’ve been hearing for several weeks: The Bellevue wireless carrier will… Read More

Skedi: Calendar app looks to keep busy families organized

If you’re like me, organizing schedules of family members is one royal pain in the butt. And while a number… Read More

Looking for iPhone 5 rumors? Here’s the feed you need

It’s one of the hottest topics right now for gadget geeks: When will Apple release its much-anticipated iPhone 5? Now,… Read More

Morning Radar: Sprint to offer unlimited data plan for iPhone 5; PopCap’s app; etc.

Sprint is planning to offer unlimited data plans for the iPhone 5 when the device debuts on the wireless carrier’s… Read More

Four reasons I ditched my iPhone on my summer vacation — and will do it again

I love my smartphone. But every now and then, I wonder if we need a break. Don’t get me wrong.… Read More

New stats show Apple’s Safari running away with mobile, tablet market

Apple’s Safari accounted for 53 percent of web browser usage on mobile devices and tablets in August, more than 30… Read More

Afternoon Radar: Facebook music, Redbox vs. Netflix, another secret iPhone lost in a bar

Busy news day today across the tech industry. Some of the biggest stories catching our attention … Facebook plans to… Read More

Microsoft loses ground in mobile as Google Android continues to soar

The latest comScore report on mobile market share doesn’t paint a very good picture for Microsoft. The software company, which… Read More

How to skip airport lines: Alaska Airlines latest to debut mobile check-ins for iPhone users

Alaska Airlines has been soaring to new heights when it comes to technology offerings, replacing paper flight manuals for pilots… Read More

Claim: Windows Phone 7 beats iPhone, Android for stability

Very interesting piece by Matthew Miller on ZDNet this morning, making the case that Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 is the… Read More

T-Mobile: Only big U.S. carrier without the iPhone this year?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KmfXupi9cg Sprint will become the third U.S. wireless carrier to offer the iPhone, starting with the release of the iPhone… Read More

How I just got a $5.99 iPhone app for free (thanks to Starbucks)

I popped into my local Starbucks this morning, not to buy an iced Latte or vanilla bean Frappuccino. Nope, I… Read More

Android devices account for majority of smartphone sales in the U.S.

New research out today from the NPD Group shows that Google’s mobile operating system, Android, now accounts for 52 percent… Read More

Chart: Hundreds of thousands of apps, but only a fraction really matter in the end

Much is made of the sheer size of each mobile platform’s library of third-party apps. iPhone and Android ring up… Read More

Podcast

Rewind: Why the iPhone still beats Android in mobile apps

Mobile apps were the topic on the latest GeekWire radio show and podcast, with our guests, app developer Mike Schneider… Read More

Google’s $12.5 billion price tag for Motorola just isn’t good enough, says shareholder

Anytime you have this much cash flinging around, lawsuits tend to emerge. So, it’s not a surprise that just a… Read More

Uber could take flight, CEO dreams of helicopter and jet rides

Uber just arrived on the streets of Seattle. But could the private driving service soon take to the air? That’s… Read More