Rumor: iPhone 5 and Galaxy S III to have Liquipel coating?

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Before you get too excited, realize one thing – this is a rumor. It comes from one of our sources who has been correct in the past. Thanks to him we knew when the white iPhone 4 and the iPhone 4S were going to be launched. In both instances, he was correct. That being said, he informs me of the latest whisperings with a side of caution.

IPhone Daily App: You Don't Know Jack

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Stop whatever you're doing right now and go download You Don't Know Jack for iPhone or iPad, or in the free lite version if you want. I don't know of any game that, throughout the years that it's been available on various platforms, is more consistently enjoyable by anyone, from the most hardcore of gamers to non-techie trivia buffs. 

Apple releases iOS 4.3.2 for iPhone | iPad | iPod touch| iOS 4.2.7 for Verizon iPhone

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Apple has released iOS 4.3.2 for iPhone 4 (AT&T/GSM ), iPhone 3GS, iPad 2, iPad, iPod touch 4, and iPod touch 3. iOS 4.2.7 for iPhone 4 (Verizon) has also been released (those branches remain forked).

The Top 5 Paid iPhone Apps | Of All Time

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Ever wanted to know what the most popular iPhone apps of all time are,You're in luck: Apple has revealed the list as part of its run up to the 10 billionth app download.

Infozonex first published the list and what follows is a list of the most popular paid apps sorted from the least downloaded to most.There's one big surprise on the list: Angry Birds isn't number one. It's not even number two!

#1: Doodle Jump, App Store superstar

Doodle Jump is the heavyweight of the App Store. Make your Doodler climb higher and higher until he falls off a platform or gets hit by a monster. The perfect game to pick up and play.

Price: $0.99

Top 10 Iphone Paid Apps l

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The top 10 free appsfor iPhone

Ever wanted to know what the most popular iPhone apps of all time are?

You're in luck: Apple has revealed the list as part of its run up to the 10 billionth app download.

Peel Fruit and iOS app review

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There's no shortage of devices that aim to replace your always-missing remote control with your always-present smartphone, and the Peel is one of the more recent and unique entries into the space. A software / hardware combination consisting of a "Peel Fruit" and accompanying iOS app, the package brings a new approach to finding what to watch -- and it's unlike most other smartphone-IR options we've encountered so far. Does it all come together, or are we left wishing for more? Read on past the break to find out!