Apple to release iPhone 3G in July in the U.S.
The Apple 3G iPhone is shown in this publicity photo released on June 10, 2008. Apple Inc. on Monday unveiled a next-generation iPhone with faster Internet access that will run on advanced wireless networks and sell for as low as $199 - half the current entry-level price. (UPI Photo/Courtesy of Apple)
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The "Find my iPhone" app lead Marietta, Ga., officers to find a large stash of drugs and guns, police say.
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has riled the U.S. company's faithful fans by suggesting Android phones have some advantages over the iPhone.
U.S. technology giant Apple said workforce abuses at facilities that makes its gadgets is widespread.
New York Philharmonic conductor and music director Alan Gilbert stopped a performance of Mahler's Ninth Symphony because a cell phone wouldn't stop ringing.
The director of an agency in Maryland that monitors alcohol marketing said the Internet is a wide-open playground for marketing booze to kids.
Artist David Hockney and former Australian Prime Minister John Howard were named to Britain's Order of Merit by Queen Elizabeth, Buckingham Palace announced.
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While Apple is still selling millions of the iPad 2 tablet, speculation is already swirling about an iPad 3, tech industry observers say.
The Federal Election Commission Friday released mobile Web applications it says will allow easier access to U.S. campaign finance data and FEC activities.
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