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Siri on iPhone 4S could come to other Apple devices without an iOS 5 jailbreak thanks to Jackoplane, who announced on Wednesday that he has successfully ported Siri to other devices running iOS 5.

Last week we got a report that late Apple co-founder and long-time CEO was at work on the iPhone 5 project until his death as his last big innovation. Now comes a report that Jobs was working on the company's next project, which may have been the iPhone 5, until the day before he died.

This sure isn't as hyped as the $99 HP TouchPad sale, but Groupon is selling tablet computers, for a limited time, at heavily discounted prices: the Android Skypad Alpha Tablet for $129 and the Skytex Primer Pocket Tablet for $65.

Now that Apple has launched its iPhone 4S to record sales, the focus is shifting toward the company's next release -- the iPad 3.

Google Ice Cream Sandwich, aka. Android 4.0, launches with a new version of its native browser, but Firefox and Dolphin also have new versions.

PhotoStream and Multitasking Gestures are two great new features along with many others.

For Apple, the month of October will be one to remember, and one to forget. It's been a radical roller coaster ride for the Cupertino, California-based company to say the least, with the highest of highs and lowest of lows in the span of less than three weeks.

Apple's stock slid Tuesday and Wednesday after a rare earnings miss. Is now a good time to consider the company's stock?

Android debuted its newest operating system Ice Cream Sandwich, which will be featured on Samsung's new Galaxy Nexus smartphone. We compare the features on Android 4.0 with that of Apple's iOS 5.0.

Apple shares opened down about 4.3 percent after the world’s most valuable company reported fourth-quarter results that narrowly missed analyst estimates.

Just days after the release of Apple's new operating system, iOS 5, the tethered (Redsn0w 0.9.9) and untethered (FastRa1n v5.0) versions to jailbreak the Apple devices supporting iOS 5 are out.

iPhone 4S hit the stores Friday last, after a long course of anticipation about iPhone 5.The new smartphone runs on Apple's new iOS 5, OS sporting some of the rumored features and specifications that turned cacophonous over the Internet in the past few months.

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) reported a 54 percent surge in fourth quarter earnings on continued strong sales of its Macintosh computers, iPhones and iPad devices. In a rare instance, Apple's earnings and revenue came in below Street's view.

Twitter’s sign ups have soared since the launch of Apple’s iOS 5 operating system last week, with three times as many people now opting into the social network, the company said last night at the Web 2.0 conference in San Francisco.

Samsung Electronics Co. and Google Inc. has announced the Galaxy Nexus, a new smartphone that's running a new Android operating system called the Ice Cream Sandwich. Google's Ice Cream Sandwich a mobile software than can run on both tablet computers and smartphones.

Research In Motion will introduce souped-up operating software for its BlackBerry smartphone and PlayBook tablet, aiming to make them more formidable competitors to Apple and Google devices.

Apple reported full-year revenue of $108 billion, firmly establishing it as one of the world’s top technology companies. Fourth-quarter earnings of $6.2 billion exceeded analyst estimates, but revenue of $28.3 billion fell slightly shy of them.

Apple had a net income of $6.62 billion and revenue of $28.27 billion, or $7.05 per share, less than the $7.38 per share and revenue of $29.69 billion predicted by Wall Street.

In less than a week, Apple's iOS 5 system upgrade has taken over a third of iOS devices.

While Apple’s fourth quarter results won’t be known until late Tuesday, one thing is nearly certain: for the first time annual revenue will exceed $100 billion, maybe by as much as $10 billion.

Apple's iOS 5 upgrade featured deep integration with Twitter. The popular microblogging service has experienced enormous growth since the release of iOS 5, but can it finally surpass Facebook?