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It's the most wonderful time of the year - Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). The WWDC is a 4-day event in which Apple talks about its new products, upcoming software and, you know, just how amazing the company is. We'll be keeping you updated before, during and after the event, which is set to kick off this Monday, June 6. Read on for the preview of this year's WWDC.

With Apple's Word Wide Developer's Conference looming, rumors are flying about the new cloud based music service the fruit company is preparing to launch. We already know the service will be called "iCloud," but what does it do, and why do we need it?

Here's something new for conspiracy theorists to freak out about.  Your iPhone is tracking YOUR EVERY MOVE. A team of iPhone app developers recently figured out that your iPhone is actually tracking and logging every step that you take.  And when you sync your phone to your computer, that log is transferred. Now . . . here are the reasons why you shouldn't freak out about this. #1.)  There's no ev

Yesterday Gartner, the world’s leading information technology research and advisory company, reported that the world spent $9.6 Billion dollars on tablet computers like the iPad last year. So, how much of that pie belonged to Apple's iPad?

Get happy, Angry Birds fans: Rovio on Tuesday released the latest edition of the wildly addictive game, titled Angry Birds Rio. The new version is in connection with the upcoming animated movie 'Rio,' which hits theaters on April 15. In this installment, the Angry Birds are kidnapped and taken to Rio de Janeiro (duh), where they escape and attempt to save the two stars of 'Rio,' macaws Blu and Jew

There have been a number of strange tactics employed when it comes to teaching babies and toddlers all there is to know about numbers, shapes and letters. So when Utah dad Mike Wilson decided to purchase an iPad for his two-year-old son Bridger to assist with that very job, it was only a little strange. He later admitted that the purchase was primarily an excuse to splurge on a pricey iPad he'd pr

This sounds like an internet rumor, but it's making the rounds online and it SOUNDS like it could be true. Apple has been carefully monitoring the returns on their new iPad 2s since they came out last week.  When people return one to an Apple Store, they ask for the reason, so they can figure out if the product has any major defects. Well, apparently one guy returned his brand new iPad 2 . . . uno

Apple made more news today as they announced the all new iPad 2. The announcement opened with Steve Jobs, looking "good", relaying sales figures that Apple has seen over the past year. Then Jobs rolled into the big unveiling of iPad Part Deux. The iPad 2 ships March 11th!

The results are in.  After much testing, the "tech sites" are all pretty much reporting the same reviews about Verizons version of the iPhone 4.  AND... Yup...  It's an iPhone 4.

Wondering what the new iPad will look like when it's announced in April? Gizmodo took a close look at all the rumors and came up with what they feel is a pretty concrete representation of the new iPad HD.

No one from Apple has confirmed this rumor . . . at least no one who's alive . . . so take it for what it's worth.  But according to "Fortune" magazine, they were told by a former Apple employee that STEVE JOBS has cancer.

After years of speculation, rumors and guessing... Today, Verizon announced that officially, the iPhone will be available to its customers 2 /10/11. This is exciting news for those of you that are existing Verizon customers and my guess is that this will be better for consumers no matter which carrier you prefer...