No one seemed to know exactly what Apple intended to do with Lala after it bought the company, but now it looks like Apple may be looking to use it for an online locker for users’ music. Where users will be able to access collections anywhere, through a web browser, or through the iPhone, Apple tablet etc.

Everything would be stored in the cloud, so users could free up memory on their devices. Since customers already own the music, Apple won’t need to renegotiate with labels to get sharing rights. Microsoft has a similar service, but it’s

Here’s a theme for those of you with jailbroken iPhones who at the same time dig Avatar. The still highly-popular movie got the unofficial video theme. And by video theme, I mean animate wallpapers, featuring quite a few scenes from the blockbuster.

I doubt the Avatar theme is worth jailbreaking and I wonder for how long it will be available for download, since I doubt any licensing

Lackluster sales and Apple’s iPhone generally don’t go in the same sentence, but if reports online are accurate, the (official) iPhone isn’t doing too well in China. Apparently Taobao.com, the only site aside from China Unicom where customers can purchase official iPhone handsets, sold a total of 5 iPhones in the period of 2 weeks. Some folks attribute this the lack of Wi-Fi on the official iPhone in China, not to mention the fact that the iPhone can be purchased on the gray market in Hong Kong

Alarm clocks that will dock and charge your iPod or iPhone are great. That way you can wake to your favorite music rather than whatever happens to be on the radio. With the popularity of the iPhone and iPods, many homes have two or more devices in the house. The average docking alarm clock can only charge one device.

iHome has unveiled its new iP88 dual Dock Radio & Alarm System for iPhone. The device has a pair of docks on the top that can charge the iPhone and any dockable iPod. It can wake you to iPod music, AM/FM radio or a buzzer. The user can

Word has it that there has been a handful of iPhone explosions in Europe, where whispers abound of the European Commission asking Apple for information on the alleged iPhone explosions. In fact, the European Commission also tipped Apple off that they might ban the iPhone from the European market if the handset is proved to be dangerous to users' health. Apple has yet to respond officially to these allegations, but if the ban were to be enforced, you might want to get rid of your Apple stock - fast.

Today, Mophie announced a new line of leather hip holster that hold your iPhone while it’s attached to a Juice Pack.  Using a premium leather, the hip holster will free up pocket space thanks to the belt clip and allow a more utilitarian approach to your daily entourage of styles.

Compatible with every Juice Pack Mophie makes, you can get one for your iPhone 1G, 3G, and 3GS.  The holsters, respectively named the: 5000, 5500, and 6000, each will sell for $29.95.  The press release does not mention

As a follow-up to Thursday’s announcement that multimedia messaging is finally arriving for iPhones on Sept. 25, AT&T has posted a video outlining the growth of smartphone traffic to explain why it’s taken this long to deliver MMS.

The video stars Seth Bloom, AT&T’s spokesman, who explains some of the technical intricacies involved in expanding the network to support services, including MMS, for iPhone. Here at Wired.com we’ve corresponded with Bloom often for comment regarding AT&T and the iPhone, and we like

If you jailbreak your iPhone then you'll be part of the movement that Apple considers could bring down mobile networks as well as the "facilitation of drug dealers" reports Ars Technica. Rather than, you know, just letting you install anything you want to on your phone.

The report details the slightly wild accusation from Apple, which noted down its bizarre claims in a response to a proposed DMCA exemption for jailbreaking the iPhone. It says that drug dealers could be helped by the ability to make anonymous calls.

It also alleges that

Every second and a half, Apple sells another iPhone.

Cupertino today announced its best ever sales and profit figures, outside Christmas quarters, in the company's history.

The hardware and software giant reported making about £750 million profit on £5 billion of sales in the third quarter of 2009.

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"We're making our most innovative products ever and our customers are responding," said Steve Jobs, Apple's CEO. Profits are up about 14 per cent over the same period last year, with Apple selling over