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iRadio song skip feature causing problems with Sony Music – rumor

According to a new report from CNET which cites sources “familiar with the ongoing negotiations,” Apple and Sony Music are working hard to finalize an agreement for Apple’s iRadio streaming service. Apparently, what’s giving Sony pause (pun intended) is the built-in song skip feature. Sony and Apple can’t seem to reach an agreement regarding how much…

Galaxy S4 vs. iPhone 5 – In Depth Comparison

I’ve been kindly loaned a Galaxy S4 phone (as I’m sure you know by now), and over the past 7 days I’ve been comparing a couple of specific features of the two devices. I compared Siri with S-Voice and also gave the cameras a thorough workout. Now it’s time for the full comparison, and with news that Samsung is on track to sell 10 million S4 units in…

Bang With Friends removed from Apple’s App Store

If you’ve been using the Bang With Friends app to tell your Facebook friends that you have a crush on them, you may want to find another way to hook up with them. As of today, “BWF Official” has been removed from the App Store by Apple. Colin Hodge, co-founder of Bang With Friends, recently stated that the app was removed by the Cupertino company for…

“Fast & Furious 6: The Game” now available

Fast & Furious 6 is set to debut May 24th, but those of you interested in getting in on the action ahead of time can check out Fast & Furious: The Game, which is now available on the App Store for free. That’s right, you can check that out right here if you are interested: Fast & Furious 6. Here is the full press release: Kabam’s Fast…

Apple chip supplier hints at features of future iPad

In an interview with CNET, Imagination Technologies VP Tony King-Smith has alluded to potential for a major update in the next iPad. King-Smith refused to give away any specific details, but he did give away enough to wet our appetite for the next iPad. First, King-Smith confirmed the Imagination graphics core in the iPad and iPhone, the PowerVR…

iOS devices approved for DoD use

In the wake of news that Samsung and Blackberry have both been approved for use by the Department of Defence, iOS 6 has finally been approved for use on U.S. military networks. With a number of U.S. agencies switching from Blackberrys to iPhones in recent months, the US Department of Defence announced in Februrary plans to enable 100,000 Apple, and…

How Google beat Apple to streaming

Amidst rumors of an Apple music streaming service, Google recently announced its own streaming service, Google Play Music All Access. The Verge has recently posted an interesting article examining why Google has been able to launch its own music streaming service ahead of Apple, which may not even be able to finalize a deal in time for a WWDC release…