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After years of complaints about early-termination fees, the Federal Communications Commission finally showed signs of a serious inquiry into the charges. And the shortcomings of AT&T Wireless' network, familiar to disgruntled iPhone users, drew wide attention for an ironic reason: Apple's decision to stick with AT&T when it launches its eagerly awaited iPad mobile computer this spring.

For years, runners have been able to take advantage of Nike+, a nifty accessory that lets your iPod communicate with your shoes to turn it into a personal running coach of sorts. Soon, cyclists will have access to a tool that's in the same vein as Nike+, but far more powerful.

It seems a shame to run down the battery of an iPhone by making phone calls. There are so many more interesting things to do with it since July, when Apple Inc. opened up the popular smartphone to outside software developers.

iPhoneland team developed a new software to unlock iPhone 3G/2G/3.1.3. This is based on the actual unlock iPhone 3G/2G/3.1.3 softwares. This new unlock iPhone 2G/3G/3.1.3 software is BlueRa1n.

Mileage documentation is one of the first things the IRS examines during an audit. With the release of Trip Cubby 2.0, App Cubby makes mileage logging even more quick and intuitive. It's an essential tool for anyone who needs to track mileage for tax deduction or reimbursement.

Nick Gillespie points points to the latest ridiculous case of Apple censoring apps on its iPhone/iPad platform. Apple rejected a cartoon version of the classic novel Ulysses because it included some bare breasts.

The App Store is awash in conversion utilities. Count iConvert as one of the better ones. Future Apps' $1 utility will save you from mental math calculations or Google trips whenever you want to know how many miles are in a light year or how many square meters are in a hectare. iConvert effortlessly puts this information at your fingertips.