Carlo Fernandez

Apple Inc. has pushed iPad 3 into production and is expected to release early next year the third edition of Apple's market leading tablet, according to a report.

It was a lucky week for Apple fans who downloaded iOS 5 for their iPods, iPhones or iPads without getting an Error 3200 message. The same goes for those who lined up early outside Apple Stores and retailers and were able to get their hands on the iPhone 4S, which comes pre-loaded with the latest operating system from Apple, which boasts 200 new features.

Google Inc. and Samsung Electronics finally are unveiling days from now their "next big thing", i.e. the Samsung Nexus Prime and Google's newest platform that will unify Android tablets and smartphones.

Steve Yegge, a senior engineer at Google who later retracted harsh comments about its Google+ product, was probably drunk or out of his mind when he lambasted the search giant's social network. He should be getting a promotion for doing that. When the truth hurts, many resort to living in a lie. But he didn't.

Apple Stores, resellers, and carriers in the United States, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Japan and the United Kingdom are opening their doors today, Oct. 14, to people eager to be the first to get their hands on iPhone 4S.

What would have been another showdown this week between Samsung Electronics and Apple Inc. did not materialize after the passing of Apple's creative genius, Steve Jobs.

iOS 5, Apple Inc.'s latest operating system for iPhone, the iPad and the iPod Touch, called iOS 5, is ready for download today, Oct. 12.

iOS 5, Apple Inc.'s latest operating system for iPhone, the iPad and the iPod Touch, called iOS 5, is ready for download today, Oct. 12.

After Steve Jobs died, the world has been pondering if it would be the end of innovation. President Barack Obama lauded Steve Jobs as "among the greatest of American innovators" and many have compared him to great inventors Thomas Edison and Henry Ford. Jobs, a visionary and a creative genius, helped redefine mobile devices, the music industry, the cinema, and the Internet.

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Following the demise of Steve Jobs, Samsung, however, postponed the launching of the Nexus Prime. Unconfirmed reports say Samsung will unveil the device before Nov. 3, when U.S. carrier Verizon will start selling the device.

Samsung Electronics Co., the biggest rival to Apple Inc. in the mobile devices and which is involved in a number of expensive courtroom battles with the Steve Jobs-founded company, scheduled an Oct. 11 launch for the Samsung Nexus Prime, the first smartphone powered by the Android Ice Cream Sandwich.

For those frustrated with failure's to announce the iPhone 5 last at the "Let's Talk iPhone" event week, the 15-month wait for the fifth generation iPhone will get longer, by four to twelve months.

Queues outside Apple stores waiting for new iPhones will be the longest ever when the iPhone 4S is released Oct. 14.

Steve Jobs may no longer be among the living, but his impact on the lives of millions will never fade.

Samsung Electronics announced it will file pleadings in courts in Paris, France and Milano, Italy, accusing Apple of two patent infringements related to wireless telecommunications technology, specifically Wideband Code Division Multiple Access (WCDMA) standards for 3G mobile handsets.

Apple Co-Founder and Chairman Steven P. Jobs died Wednesday.

Apple on Tuesday has launched what it claims to be its most amazing iPhone yet --the iPhone 4S.

Apple Inc. finally unveiled a new iPhone Tuesday. The event marks the first time Tim Cook took center stage after succeeding the ailing showman and visionary Steve Jobs. It was supposed to be a photo-op showing Jobs pass his magic and charisma on to the new CEO. What would follow would be record sales for the iPhone 5.

They dream that the iPhone 5 is dubbed a failure at the event in Oct. 4. When they wake up, they'll be scratching their heads on why, no matter what they do, they just couldn't beat the iPhone.

Apple Inc. unveils the highly hyped fifth generation iPhone at its Cupertino, California headquarters. The event marks the first time Tim Cook will take center stage after succeeding the ailing Steve Jobs. While hoping to stride out from Jobs' shadow, he hopes to retain the Apple founder's magic in pitching new Apple devices. More than whether Cook will give the first impression that he is a showman and a visionary like Jobs, here are five things we'd love to see at the Oct. 4 but pr...

If its niche crowd, the managers and professionals, ate a BlackBerry Bold or Torch for lunch and have the BlackBerry PlayBook for dinner, Research In Motion Ltd. would have given free beers to everyone. But the problem is that there are fewer business users are ordering BlackBerries, and the existing users are picking an iPad or an Android tablet.

It had been a busy September for Swedish creator Markus "Notch" Persson and fans to his indie video game originally written in Java with the leak or release of two adventure updates. October will be even busier and will culminate the years of waiting: Minecraft 1.10 will likely be sent for pre-release, and the full version will be ready days later.

Ditching the Android and have its own platform in webOS could make sense for Amazon. The retailer has an unmatched portfolio of goods and services -- including songs, movies, books, apps, etc. -- that it could integrate to its own platform for mobile devices.

For the meantime, before you can fill up the report cards come Oct. 4, we're sharing the "as reported" features of the iPhone 5 and our brief assessment.

The iPhone revolutionized the smartphone industry. But that was in 2007, when the first iPhone was released. Now, Apple is trying to keep up with rivals.

Of course, the 14.6-oz Kindle Fire allows you to download and store 100,000 movies, 17 million songs, and as many magazines as one could read. But Amazon still misses the point.

The long wait is finally over. Apple Inc. has issued a statement confirming that a new iPhone will be unveiled at an Oct. 4 event in Cupertino, Calif.

They were like Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao, engaging in a war of words rather than actually hurting each other in the boxing ring. But now, they're exchanging blows like there's no tomorrow.