It hasn’t been a good week for Google. First they stop filtering searching in China, which then leads to a postponement of all Google Android devices into the country and now rumors are surfacing that Apple may make Microsoft’s Bing search the new default search engine on Apple devices.

USA Today reports that social media giant Twitter and iconic Valentine’s Day candy Sweethearts have formed a brand partnership in time for this year’s holiday. Sweethearts, a nearly 150 year old tradition famous for its alternating romantic and suggestive sayings stamped on heart candy, will Tuesday unveil a new phrase: “tweet me”. The new addition is [...]

If you were addicted to Grand Theft Auto IV when it arrived, you can now play a decent version of the game on your iPhone or iPod Touch for a rather decent price of just $9.99.

Vodafone has reason to celebrate after the first 24 hours of iPhone sales moved 50,000 units of the popular Smartphone from their stores shelves.  The Independent points out that those numbers are 30,000 more units than the Google Nexus One sold during its first week on the market.

Gizmodo today had some interesting numbers from the Apple front. Apparently since the company reached the two billion apps sold mark on September 28th 2009 they’ve moved another one billion apps. If you break those numbers down they come out to 30,612,244 apps each day, 1,275,510 apps each hour, 121,043 apps per minute and a [...]

The newest “what the fuck were they thinking” moment involving AT&T and Apple has been reported by the Consumerist today and it makes me glad I don’t own an AT&T phone worth replacing if it ever gets stolen.

The Magellan iPhone App was launched today and features GPS functions users have come to expect including voice based turn-by-turn directions, bookmarking and spoken navigation cues.

The holiday season could be very good to future iPhone 3GS buyers. Recent rumors are pointing to a $99 iPhone 3GS just in time for the holiday buying season.