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Apple and Google aren't friends anymore, so when Apple was announcing the release of their new iPhone, they casually let slip that the iPhone would no longer be using Google Maps and would instead be using their own brand new map app. There's only one problem -- it's pretty terrible, and the Tumblr The Amazing iOS6 Maps has been documenting hilarious proof of the work that's yet to be done on the

"We basically built the iPhone 9, and then worked backwards." There are quite a few nuggets of truth in this "banned" iPhone promo video from YouTubers ooJLEoo.

Classic! Jimmy Kimmel pulls the old switcheroo out on the street and tricks a bunch of people into saying how much they like his iPhone 4s so much more than their iPhone 4s by telling them it's an iPhone 5.

With the internet whipped up in a considerable frenzy over the announcement of the iPhone 5 today, we've seen everyone and their brother speculating about Apple's latest revolution in tech, and it has blown our minds in a collective technogasm.

So Apple is releasing a new iPhone (again). It's thinner, lighter, bigger and faster. It comes with headphones that might actually fit your ears. It fits in your hand. It also possesses the ability to explode the Twitterverse. Here's what people are saying.

It's not everyday that you get to see Mitt Romney smacked in the face with a hot dog or President Obama trounced with a balloon sword... Until now. Thanks to a new, free phone game called Vote!!!, you can see it every day. It might seem like they've lost sight of the point of democratic elections by making the two presidential candidates go toe-to-toe, but the folks at Epic Games could actually be

You've surely noticed over the past few years the proliferation of photos of plates of food on your Facebook feed. While one's first instinct is to blame Zuckerberg for this culinary invasion of your cyber space, the real culprit is the late Steve Jobs, since it is the high quality camera on his iPhones that are allowing all your friends to post these dispatches from the latest trendy eatery. Read

Say what you will about Apple and the iPhone, but it's still an amazing piece of mobile technology. Someone, namely viral hero Mystery Guitar Man, just found a way to make it amazing-er. Internet virtuoso Joe Penna aka Mystery Guitar Man performed an instrumental rendition of Fun's "We Are Young...

Two-year-old stuck in a well? There's an app for that. Rescue workers in Mengzi City, China had the daunting task of freeing a toddler who had fallen into a 40-foot well. While they could hear the boy's cries, they couldn't really see him. This posed a problem when he kept slipping out of the adult-sized harness they had sent down the shaft.

Angry Birds fans rejoice! Finnish developer Rovio Entertainment has just released the latest installment in its wildly successful Angry Birds franchise -- Angry Birds Space.

The calm demeanor and occasional irreverence of Siri, Apple's new natural language personal assistant software, has quickly garnered comparisons to the super computer HAL 9000 in the Stanley Kubrick classic '2001: A Space Odyssey.' The folks at Think Geek have capitalized on the similarities between the two with their IRIS 9000 Voice Control Module for Siri.

The iPhone 4 can do almost anything. It takes your calls, makes your dinner plans, stores your music and gives you an enormous sense of superiority. But one thing it can't do is be a hockey puck. (Sorry, Canada.)

It may sound crazy, but a new type of phone case designed by car manufacturer Nissan can actually repair itself. Finally, we can drop our phone without completely freaking out.

Between feedings, diapers and naps, new parents have a lot to think about. And yes, for all you inquiring tech-savvy parents, there's an app to help track all that. In fact, there are several. The real question, however, is, "Are they worth the download?"

While many call the Apple iPhone one of the hottest gadgets ever, this probably isn't what they had in mind. Shortly after a Regional Express flight landed in Sydney, Australia on Friday, a passenger's iPhone began “emitting a significant amount of dense smoke” accompanied by an eerie red glow. According to a press release issued by the airline, a flight attendant "extinguished" the devi