Facebook today released a new standalone iPhone app dedicated to posting and sharing photos on the 900-million strong social network.

The number of industries that Apple is disrupting with the iPhone and iPad is growing by the day. Amtrak, the government-owned American passenger railroad company, has adopted the iPhone as a ticket scanner for its 1,700 conductors, reports the New York Times .

There are some Mormon kids in my college and they are really nice. They are friendly and they seem to be well brought up at home. Since I'm pregnant and the boy and I decided (well actually our parents decided lol) that we should get married I'd like to use their child rearing values because I want my wonderful baby to grow up into adult hood with good values.

Marking yet another milestone in its rollout of 4G LTE connectivity, Verizon today announced that with another major expansion coming later this week, the carrier's LTE network will now cover two-thirds of the United States population. This week's expansion, officially going live on Thursday, will see coverage in 27 new markets and expansion of coverage in 44 existing markets.

President Obama's fleet of Secret Service are with him at ALL times! I'd be a little suspicious if the entire detail was sent home, but we're only talking about a SINGLE bad Apple here folks. Stop with the racist hate! Obama 2008-2016 (hopefully longer after flexibility is granted)

Today, Me and a couple friends rolled a few tea joints and smoked some tea.

Back in late February, we noted that Apple had begun selling Brazilian-assembled 8 GB iPhone 4 models in that country, yielding the first fruits from Foxconn's production lines starting up in the country.

It's not completely illegal for law enforcement to get your cellphone records from wireless carriers without a warrant. So, they do it.

Earlier this week, we reported that Apple CEO Tim Cook has shown up in Beijing, posing for photos with customers at the company's Xidan Joy City retail store as part of a trip to meet with unspecified "Chinese officials" as disclosed by an Apple spokesperson.

Last December, the U.S. Department of Justice acknowledged that it was conducing an antitrust investigation into the new "agency model" of e-book pricing that was championed by Apple ahead of its iBookstore rollout, a model in which publishers could set the retail prices of their books but could not sell them to retailers other than Apple for lower prices. A similar investigation has been ongoing in Europe as well