Over the past few days, several patent applications by Apple have been unearthed -- here's a recap.

Today we’re going to begin with Apple clones.
Believe that we live in a world of illusions and there is no such distinction between the real one and the duplicate one, here are something that you may feel interested in. Beauty comes with the fear of being eyed too much. And it seems, Mac and iPhone are under it. There are many duplicates of them available in the market.
We have found out some best of them.

The Environmental Working Group analyzed the radiation emissions from 1,268 cellphones and concludes that American cellphone radiation standards don’t make enough of an allowance for safety and ignore the impact of electromagnetic radiation on children.

“We think that based on current standards there’s increased risk of developing brain tumors in long term users — people who have used cellphones for more than 10 years — from radiation in cellphones,”

In this video we compare the internet experience of the new HTC HD2 with the iPhone 3GS. We find that thanks to its large, high resolution screen, coupled with the 1GHz Snapdragon CPU, the HD2 is an extremely capable internet machine, often beating the 3GS in page rendering speed. Additionally, the HD2 is the first Windows Mobile device to support multitouch, so you get the benefit of being able to pinch to zoom in the browser.

Pretty darn clever. I really like the use of the pinch gesture. Strangely, it seems to have no effect.

NASA Develops Tricorder: Adapts iPhone to Detect Dangerous Chemicals.

A researcher at the NASA Ames Center has developed a proof of concept device which can convert an iPhone into a chemical sensor capable of detecting ammonia, chlorine gas, and methane.

A team from SMobile Systems have managed to create an exploit that breaks through the iPhone’s security when transmitting over WiFi. The exploit is a “man-in-the-middle” type, in which data travelling over

If there is one thing you can say for the Apple marketing department it is that they love nothing better than taking subtle swipes at Microsoft.

While their television and web ads have been doing this for some time much to the glee and satisfaction of Apple fans around the world it seems that they are adding another area to their arsenal.

I'm sure you've heard about Apple's App Store for iPhone. But talk that never heard of storing a separate application called GetJar mobile?
No? Well, that's not surprising. The small business company based in Silicon Valley has done virtually no marketing. However, in the nearly five years has been all, the company has built the second store front

A frustrated customer in the store Apple Kenwood Towne Center Thursday afternoon ended up going to jail after police say he showed an employee a gun.