A larger 4.6-inch display and launching in Q2 2012. These are the latest rumors for Apple's upcoming iPhone, as shared by an unnamed source to the Maeli Business Newspaper.

Loopholes in both iOS and Android allow apps to secretly upload your photographs to remote servers without your permission.

It's official. M1 will be offering a non-camera version of Apple's iPhone 4S and iPhone 4. Prices for the modified iPhones will be slightly higher, and its warranty will be covered by a third party vendor instead of Apple.

First released in 2011 for Apple devices only, Kingston has now announced that it will launch an app to enable Wi-Drive use with the Kindle Fire.

Zensorium today unveiled the new TINKÉ health monitoring sensor to measure your blood oxygen level, heart rate and respiratory rate.

Apple recently applied for patents that point to hydrogen fuel-cell powered devices that could potentially last for "days or even weeks of usage without refueling".

The new figures from IBM Benchmark's survey of online sales on Christmas reveals that iOS devices were the chosen platform for 13.4 percent of all transactions.

Flickr has just updated its app for the iPhone but its absence from the iPad is still conspicuous. New changes include minor user interface tweaks and easier batch uploading of shots.

An update to the iOS version of Facebook has just hit the iTunes App Store, sporting the new Timeline interface that has been available on its desktop and Android versions since last week.

Flipboard was made available for the iPhone recently and within the short span of a week it has already reached one million users.