Glassboard takes social networking private

Glassboard, a new mobile app, is social networking with an emphasis on privacy. You control who you share with at all times.

AT&T texting “streamlining” points to SMS’s slow decline

AT&T confirmed on Thursday that it will be reducing the number of text messaging plans available to new customers. Dan Moren thinks it's just one more indication of the slow decline of SMS.

iPad App Review: Ticket to Ride is on the right track

Another popular board game chugs its way onto the iPad, with an attractive interface and a solid multiplayer experience both online and off.

iPad App Review: Ticket to Ride is on the right track

Another popular board game chugs its way onto the iPad, with an attractive interface and a solid multiplayer experience both online and off.

AT&T to throttle heaviest users of unlimited data

As part of an attempt to combat what it calls "a serious wireless spectrum crunch," AT&T announced on Friday that it will begin throttling data speeds for the heaviest users of its unlimited smartphone data plans in October.

Official Google+ client comes to iOS

Google has released an iOS client for its Google+ social networking service, including the Huddle group messaging feature previously available only on Android.

ChangeWave: iOS still in demand despite no new iPhone

Apple may not have announced a new iPhone, to date, but demand for the existing model is still pretty high according to the most recent survey by ChangeWave research.

Apple announces volume iOS app purchases for businesses

Businesses looking to buy iOS apps in bulk for their employees will soon be able to take advantage of a Volume Purchase Program from Apple.

Apple files ITC complaint against Samsung

Apple has filed a complaint with the U.S. ITC against Samsung, seeking to block import of the South Korea-based company's smartphones and tablets.

Apple files ITC complaint against Samsung

Apple has filed a complaint with the U.S. ITC against Samsung, seeking to block import of the South Korea-based company's smartphones and tablets.

AT&T to extend Mobile Insurance protection to iPhones

AT&T will extend its Mobile Insurance program eligibility to all models of the iPhone, beginning July 17.

Apple to enforce iOS in-app content policy in coming days

Though the widely reported June 30 deadline for developers to comply with Apple's in-app content rules has passed, Macworld has learned that the company does intend to enforce the new policy and remove violating apps from the App Store.

Google Sync improves iOS email, calendar support

An update to Google Sync brings a handful of new features including the ability to search email messages on the server, support for calendar invites, and respect for Gmail's default Send As feature.

Garmin acquires navigation rival Navigon

GPS maker Garmin has acquired Germany-based competitor Navigon for an undisclosed amount. The company will operate as a subsidiary of Garmin.

WWDC Preview: Ten features that might make the cut in iOS 5

Apple's confirmed it will talk about iOS 5 at next week's Worldwide Developer Conference, but what changes can you expect to see? Dan Moren runs down the list.

Lodsys sues developers over patent infringement

Lodsys, which has contended that third-party developers for iOS and other platforms have violated its intellectual property, has sued a number of developers and posted more information on its Website.

Apple rolls out iWork for iPhone, iPod touch

More than a year after Apple released iPad versions of its iWork productivity suite, the company has finally rolled out an update that brings support for the iPhone and iPod touch.

San Francisco Chronicle releases iPad app

The San Francisco Chronicle has released an iPad app that brings the full content of its daily newspaper, and more, to current subscribers, and offers subscriptions right inside the app.

Opinion: Apple needs to press play on Game Center

Apple's tried to provide a home for iOS games with Game Center, but Dan Moren thinks the service needs a few things before it can really shine.

Apple VP testifies before Congress about location data

Apple vice president of software technology Bud Tribble testified before a Congressional subcommittee on Tuesday, where he discussed matters of privacy and location data related to the company's mobile devices.