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The deal between Apple and China Mobile Communications Corp. is still hitting a dead-rock due to concerns about the iPhone's revenue sharing business model.

The iPhone with its Wi-Fi only variant and the iPod Touch is currently the most used mobile browser for Internet access in the U.S. followed by the Symbian Operating System used in Nokia devices, according to a report from Irish researcher StatCounter.

Apple saw its shares fell on Tuesday as one Wall Street analyst called investors to sell their shares of the popular electronics maker.

Many Chinese have heard of the iPhone and would wish to have one but can't afford its high price, according to a new study.

Apple Inc. filed a federal challenge to New York's trademark application for a Big Apple logo, alleging that the logo used by GreeNYC, is closely similar to the emblem it uses on iPhones, iPods and iMac computers.

Radiohead launched a website giving fans the opportunity to remix the band's new single Nude by mixing stems or component parts of the song.

In recent weeks Apple released a software development kit for the iPhone that promises to bring a flurry of new applications to the iconic device, but breathing life into a new gaming industry may be beyond its reach.

Apple has called its Apple TV product a hobby while its iPod and computer products have served as its main growth engines, however new surfaced patents could morph the product into a game-changer one analysts contends.

Samsung Electronics, the world's largest electronics and information technology company headquartered in Suwon, South Korea has teamed up with Adidas, the German sportswear giant, to launch miCoach - a pedometer, heart rate monitor, MP3 player and a cell phone, all rolled into one.

Apple made a splash on Thursday unveiling new software for its venerable iPhone, making the device more assessable to software developers and enterprise customers, but investors took a mixed view of the announcement on Friday.

Apple made a splash on Thursday unveiling new software for its venerable iPhone, making the device more assessable to software developers and enterprise customers, but investors took a mixed view of the announcement on Friday.

Apple is planning to hold a press event at its headquarters on Thursday and comments made as recently as Wednesday suggest the company will make its iPhone more popular with enterprise users.

Finland's GeoSentric unveiled on Wednesday its mobile social-networking service GypSii for Apple's iPhone.

Social networking site Facebook denies rumors that it has approached major music labels about launching a music service in a bid to compete with Apple's iTunes, according to news reports.

Warner Music has signed a deal with media site 7digital.com to offer its music without copy protection.

Apple reiterated its goals of selling 10 million iPhones by the end of the year in spite of growing concerns of a slowing macro-economy analysts concerns

When a user winks, movement in their skin is detected by sensors clipped to their glasses or headphones, said Kazuhiro Taniguchi of Osaka University's Graduate School of Engineering Science, who developed the KomeKami Switch or Temple Switch.

For the second time in a month, Apple has simply missed the mark. Apple reportedly has failed to meet their goal of having 1,000 titles available on the iTunes Store rental service by the end of February.

After mixed reports surrounding Apple and China mobile talks, the mobile carrier confirmed on Monday that it has not yet entered into negotiations to take the iPhone to China, saying such talks may be held closer to the release of a 3G version of the touch-screen handset later this year.

Apple Inc's iTunes media store emerged the second most popular music retailer in the United States behind Wal-Mart Stores.

Analysts questioned whether Apple could reach its stated goal of 10 million iPhones for the year, and mounted evidence that growth was slowing in the firm's mainstay product lines on Monday, sending shares slightly down.