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Apple (NSDQ:AAPL) iPhone hackers who have developed software that breaks AT&T (NYSE:T)'s exclusive U.S. carrier status are scoffing at Apple's bid to ban them from the Apple iPhone App Store.

In yet another sign of the App Store's imperfections, Apple has banned the third largest App Store developer, getting rid of almost a thousand applications. Once you see what applications they "developed", you will see why.

According to a recent interview given by Melinda Gates, wife of Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT) pioneer Bill Gates, Apple's iPhone and iPod are two devices that are not permitted in the Gates household.

Australian casino operators are on the lookout for people using new iPhone applications to cheat at blackjack by counting cards.

In a previous post, we showed you an ad by Apple that was banned in the U.K. due to complaints of false advertising.

We already told you about the UK banning Apple's "just the internet" ad, and why they were wrong. Well, the BBC is reporting yet another Apple iPhone 3G television ad has just been yanked off the UK airwaves by the British government's advertising standards watchdog group. Why? For exaggerating the iPhone 3G's speed.

Apple likes to boast that there's an app for almost anything. But it still works mighty hard to make sure there isn't an app for absolutely everything.

FCC (Federal Communications Commission) has sent letter to Apple for asking reason for its ban on Google Voice and other Voice related Google applications in iPhone.

Let's face it, the App Store has been tested quite a bit in the past few weeks and now, yet another popular application has fallen from its ranks.

Pundits answer the question: is Apple really evil, or just misunderstood?

First off, let's talk about how much money you can make by selling an aged account on the secondary market. As far as I know (and I've been doing this for years), there isn't much of a demand for new/young accounts so they don't sell very well. However when it comes to selling old ones with lots of friends and followers and reputation built up

Yes, it is allowed to buy and sell Discord accounts. It's not against the rules or against any law. If you're wondering why people would want to buy accounts, there are many reasons why someone might want an account with higher privileges on their server: The user may have been banned from their server for breaking the rules or for being rude or offensive towards other users in chat. They may also have had their account stolen or hijacked by someone else who then used it as a way of harassing other players on the server (this happened once before). The person selling these high-level accounts has either lost interest in playing games anymore or simply wants some money from selling off his/her old gaming equipment!