iPhone 4 antenna glitch sparks lawsuit
A pair of Maryland residents filed a lawsuit against Apple on June 30, claiming the iPhone 4's wonky antenna has caused them "emotional distress," InformationWeek reports.
Mobile and Handheld Technologies
Early iPhone 4 owners in grip of reception problem
Apple Inc. redesigned the fourth generation of its smart phone, replacing sloping edges with a stainless steel band that wraps around the more squared-off sides. The metal band…
On new iPhone, a mystery of dropped calls
Apple’s touch-screen smart phone has been a sensation since Day 1 three years ago, and many who own the device believe it to be almost perfect—if only it…
iPhone 4 paves the way for mobile video conferencing
Apple's iPhone 4, which went on sale June 24, features a mobile video conferencing application that could increase collaboration among students and faculty at different locations and make…
Stanford doctoral student seeks peace through technology
The stories are harrowing, but Elizabeth Buckner hopes sharing tales of the constant tension among Palestinians and Israelis through mobile devices will offer perspective to children from both…
Apple, AT&T hit with glitches on new iPhone orders
Apple and AT&T are facing two major problems in taking orders for the newest iPhone model, reports the Associated Press, just a week before it hits stores: Buyers…
FBI investigating AT&T iPad security breach
The FBI says it is investigating a data breach at AT&T that exposed the eMail addresses of more than 114,000 owners of the Apple iPad, including government officials,…
iPad eMail accounts hacked
InformationWeek reports that hackers broke into AT&T's servers and stole eMail account information on more than 100,000 Apple iPad users, the network carrier disclosed on June 9.
Ahead of the bell: Apple’s iPhone on T-Mobile?
The Associated Press reports that the iPhone will be available on other cell phone networks as early as this fall and will likely come first to T-Mobile USA,…
Printing in a smart-phone age
This week, Hewlett-Packard will introduce a fleet of printers with web access, their own eMail addresses, and touch screens—opening up new ways for people to print from web…