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Evilot now defending iPhone and PC

Tower defense game Evilot is now compatible with the iPhone, and it arrive on PC later today (June 20). We recently reviewed the iPad version, taking note of the way it blends the mechanics of Plants vs. Zombies with Triple Town.

Twitter heat map shows iPhone use by the affluent, Android by the poor

A map plotting the location and device platform of over a quarter billion mobile tweets show predominate use of iPhones in affluent areas and Android in poor regions, with scant representation of Blackberry outside of major cities and its strongholds in Africa, Central America, Southeast Asia and th

Today’s Scuttlebot: Tweet Mapping and Royal Tidings

The technology reporters and editors of The New York Times scour the Web for important and peculiar items. Wednesday's selections include a finding about iPhone users and old vs. new ways to announce the birth of a royal baby in Britain.

Researchers Crack iOS Mobile Hotspot Passwords In Less Than a Minute

msm1267 writes "Business travelers who tether their iPhones as mobile hotspots beware. Researchers at the University of Erlanger-Nuremberg in Germany have discovered a weakness in the way iOS generates default passwords for such connections that can leave a user's device vulnerable to man-in-the-mid

XCOM: Enemy Unknown on iOS is spec-tap-ular

XCOM: Enemy Unknown seems like it was built for iPad. The touch-screen controls on the iOS port are so good that the game feels like it was lovingly crafted specifically for touch devices from the get-go.

Researchers crack default iPhone Personal Hotspot passwords in under a minute

The default generated passwords protecting the mobile hotspot feature of Apple's iPhones and iPads are weak and flawed, according to a group of German researchers claiming to be able to crack iOS Personal Hotspot keys in less than a minute.

New patent lawsuit targets Apple over iPhone 5's call forwarding feature

Apple is the target of yet another patent lawsuit, as a Texas-based telecommunications firm is suing the iPhone maker over the call forwarding feature built into the iPhone 4S and iPhone 5.

Report: Microsoft almost bought Nokia's hardware division, talks broke down in June

Looking to gain ground on Apple's iPhone and devices running Android, Microsoft was reportedly close to purchasing Finnish phone maker Nokia's device business, with discussions going on as recently as this month.

IDC gives Apple 9% of Chinese smartphone market, double the prevailing growth rate

IDC has ranked Apple the fifth largest smartphone vendor in China, assigning it a 9 percent share of the 78 million smartphones sold in Q1. While the market grew by 117 percent, Apple's sales of the entry level iPhone 4 grew by 211 percent, the firm noted.

Lytro iPhone app fixes photos after the fact

A new app that launched Wednesday allows owners of the pioneering Lytro light field camera to upload their photos directly to their iPhones to edit and share them with friends.