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With the inability of Apple to keep up with demand for the gold iPhone 5C, it's no wonder at all that other companies are jumping on the bandwagon. Samsung has announced a gold version of the GS4. To be fair, the two units are gold themed in that they are being called "gold brown" and "gold pink".

Yesterday there was a report that a "deal" had been made with Popcap to keep the Plants Versus Zombies 2 game exclusive to iOS. Today, these rumors are being refuted by Apple and EA.

Those clunky restaurant buzzers may become a thing of the past with the introduction of the NoWait app. NoWait is a waitlisting service that runs on your cellphone and acts like a restaurant buzzer as well as a number of other things!

Blackberry has been hitting news headlines quite a bit recently but we have to wonder if it's been leading up to today's announcement of BB going private.

Things have been looking shaky for Blackberry for a while now despite the insistence of Blackberry fans that corporate use of the devices would keep the company afloat. Unfortunately though, it looks like the end of the road is approaching for Blackberry.

We have been using Pandora for...well, years, but with the announcement of iTunes Radio we have to admit to being slightly giddy. Why? Well, there are a few things about Pandora that we could live without, take a look at five of the reasons why we have fallen in love with iTunes Radio and out of love with Pandora.

Yes, we know, we're stuck on the iPhone this afternoon but with so many people complaining about iOS 7 we wanted to take a minute to recognize ten things that we love about the new operating system.

With the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C in play, a lot of people are debating on making the switch. Today we want to give you 5 reasons why the iPhone 5 is worth sticking with until the next iPhone release.

Kickstarter is the home to a great many technological revelations and the Shadow app is just one of those. The app, Shadow, is designed to create a database of dreams for users worldwide.

Founded by ex-Yahoo and AOL execs, the Tomfoolery app is designed to make more consumer friendly enterprise solutions. Today marks the release of the iOS7 friendly version of the Tomfoolery app, the launch of the Anchor conversation platform and its expansion in to Android territory.