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Apple Inc. said it was shutting down its Lala.com online music service at the end of May, a move prompting speculation the iPhone maker might soon launch a new Web-based version of its iTunes music store.

You're driving down a street and see a really pretty home with a For Sale sign on the front lawn. You write down the broker's information and can't wait to get home to take a look at the listing details.

Exactly what are your waking thoughts when your baby mentions organizing an occasion? You may declare "how am I going to manage to make plans for events for my family making them enjoyable? A bit of mother and father up against arranging their children's revelry enter into melt down.

When it comes to simplicity, it's hard to beat an app with just one button. Yet, as stripped down as it may appear, Here I Am from Arboretum Software deserves a place on your home screen.

Opera Software's big news here at Mobile World Congress was Opera Turbo, a new server-side Web browsing accelerator. But at a sit-down with PCMag.com, Opera CEO Jon Tetzchner talked about Opera's missing pieces: the iPhone, Palm's WebOS, and T-Mobile USA.

Taliban in Afghanistan may be a sworn enemy of US forces and everything western yet technology is one western influence they find hard to resist. Its former ambassador to Pakistan Mullah Zaif is an iphone addict. Yes you heard it right and that too while his organization early last year had issued an ultimatum to Afghanistan's four mobile phone operators, to shut down operations at night or face dire consequences. Call it comedy or irony, the threat was issued via cell phone.

Fans of Neal Sperling's drapey tees and cool knits, rejoice: Neal by Neal Sperling, the designer's collaboration with Urban Outfitters, is in stores now.

Ever since the Dev-Team kinda sorta promised that they would have a neatly packaged iPhone 3G unlock ready for release by the year's end, we've all been waiting on pins and needles, counting down the moments until freedom was in hand yet again.

NASA will phone home daily views of the infinite cosmos as long as you're sporting a shiny new Apple iPhone and a neat new software application.

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.

The search giant has played down speculation that 'Nexus One' will be the first Google smartphone, but rumours of a 2010 launch persist

If you own a small business and want to run an ad in an iPhone app, hold onto your wallet-or at least wait until the initial excitement dies down.

Steve Jobs may be down, but he is by no means out, according to a report Saturday in The Wall Street Journal.

Talks between Apple and Verizon have been in the press for several days now, but recent reporting suggests the two may be discussing a pared-down version of the Apple iPhone and an Amazon Kindle-like "media pad," for release as earlier as this summer. But does Apple need the hassle of CDMA?

I had a chance to sit down with the Quickoffice folks at CTIA and was extremely impressed with the application.

I believe that Way of the Samurai 3's official trip across the Pacific on Oct. 13 was not the best kept secret in the world, but now that Agetec and UFO Interactive have officially announced the game we can all stop celebrating in secret and star walking around dressed as Samurai like we're supposed to. We can also now officially inform you of all the Samurai action going down in Way of the Samurai 3.

If you've wondered why the marketing world is obsessed with creating apps for the iPhone, take a stroll down the hallways of Kraft Foods, Gannett and German publisher Axel Springer.

Location sharing service Google Latitude arriving to help iPhone and iPod touch owners find their friends up and down the land ought to be a a joyous occasion, and while it's here we can't help but be a bitter.

BARELY a day after telco SingTel released its pricing plans for the much-anticipated iPhone 3G S, would-be customers ran into problems trying to pre-order the phone.