Apple’s latest iPhone update could kill the popular Evasi0n jailbreak

Sorry jailbreakers: The latest iPhone update, iOS 6.1.3, could kill your lovely little hack.

Siri comes alive in iOS 6.1 as Apple finally lets us actually buy stuff with our voices

In the latest update, Apple is enabling the purchase of movie tickets via Fandango. In other words, your "Siri, what movies are playing tonight" question can finish with "Siri, buy me two tickets to Anna Karenina."

Android Jelly Bean finally reaches 10% penetration (6 months after launch)

Google has released five major Android updates since 2010, most named for something sweet. Today, Android's developer site revealed that for the first time, more than 10 percent of Android smartphones in the market are running Jelly Bean, the latest version.

Apple: iOS ‘Do Not Disturb’ bug won’t get fixed until Jan. 7

A bug that's affecting iOS users who flicked on the "Do Not Disturb" setting in 2013 will have to wait until next week before getting a fix, according to Apple.

The Onion: Apple should fix its Maps flaws by rearranging the planet (video)

How can Apple fix is Maps problems? According to The Onion, it should start by rearranging the planet.

Nearly half of Yelp’s searches now come from mobile

Almost half of Yelp’s searches are now coming from mobile devices like the iPhone and Android phones, the company announced today in its third-quarter earnings report.

iPad mini compared: Is it the best 7-inch tablet?

Apple claims that the iPad mini is the best 7-inch tablet in the world. Are they right? We take a look at it versus the competition.

Apple by the numbers: 200M devices running iOS 6, 125M docs in iCloud

In true Apple fashion, Apple CEO Tim Cook laid out some pretty impressive numbers for iOS 6, iCloud, and more.

iPhone 5 passing Galaxy S III in web traffic after just 3 weeks says more about Android than Samsung

Sure, the iPhone 5 passed Samsung's Galaxy S III in web traffic just three weeks after getting on the market. But does that say more about mobile operating systems and differences between Android and iPhone users than it says about device sales numbers?

90% of consumers say Maps issue ‘irrelevant’ as iPhone 5 selling at record pace

Only 3 percent of consumers say Apple's Maps are a "big problem." I guess those 3 percent are Silicon Valley tech blog writers.

Apple’s iO6 Maps are now less terrible in New York City

A week after Apple CEO Tim Cook apologized for the less-than-stellar launch of iOS 6 Maps, Apple has rolled out some noticeable improvements to the app.

Google adds Street View to Maps web app on iOS

Google has given Apple Maps haters yet another reason to avoid that app by adding its well-liked Street View feature to its web app on iOS.

Rubbing salt in the Apple Maps wound: Google adding ‘Street View’ to its iOS Maps web app

By now you've either heard about how inadequate the native iOS 6 Maps app is compared to the old Google Maps app or experienced it yourself. Well, some good news is in the pipeline for those still suffering.

Dear Apple: Deleting your users’ apps without notification is rude and arrogant

Yesterday I pulled up the Youtube app on my recently updated iOS 6 sporting iPhone 4S. Or, I tried to.

Maps disaster hasn’t stopped a majority of iPhone owners from updating to iOS 6

In less than two weeks, a majority of iPhone owners have updated to the latest version of Apple's mobile operating system, warts and all.

Company suing Apple over Passbook is funded by Microsoft and Motorola

Surprise, surprise, Apple is being sued again. A San Diego gaming and restaurant software company is suing Apple for infringing four of its patents in the new iOS 6 Passbook app.

Consumer Reports: Actually, Apple’s Maps app doesn’t suck

Everyone in the tech echo chamber knows that Apple Maps is the worst mapping service in the history of mapping services. Apparently, someone forgot to give Consumer Reports the memo.

Apple site stops calling iOS 6 Maps ‘most powerful mapping service ever’

Today in Apple's iOS 6 Maps soap opera, the company has apparently toned down the hyperbole on its website describing the new maps application.