No time for Apple FaceTime in Middle East

FaceTime is no longer available in a number of Middle East countries, possibly due to commission regulations.

iSuppli: iPad now on track to meet demand

Market research firm iSuppli says that iPad sales could tick up now that Apple is getting more components from its suppliers to meet demand for the tablet.

Developer: Apple’s iAd solution is expensive and ineffective

Having spent $1,251.75 on the campaign, developer David Smith calculates that his company paid $15 for each of the 84 downloads of the 99 cent Audiobooks app.


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UK resellers celebrate high sales on iPad launch day

UK resellers reflect on the first day's iPad sales.

Man treats Haiti earthquake wounds using iPhone app

A man used the Pocket First Aid & CPR app on his iPhone to perform first aid on himself following the Haiti earthquake.

Report: iPhone factory workers go on strike

Two thousand workers at the factory where Apple's iPhone is built went on strike last week.

In UK, O2 to hobble free iPhone internet tethering

O2 says it will disconnect iPhone owners who use the new internet tethering feature in the iPhone 3.0 update without signing up for its bolt-on service.