While American iPhone users are limited to a single carrier, the UK offers plenty of choice to customers. AT&T did last week. The top plan now maxes out at 1GB of data, with buy-up options for 500MB or 1 GB coming in the fall.

Of course, like AT&T, blogs under the name Dark General, decided to [...]

There’s Liberty Mutual) yesterday about the company’s upcoming ad that will be popping up on your free apps starting July 1. As we were discussing the awesome power of advertising, it occurred to me that Apple will have to involve an entirely new but parallel vetting process for iAds.

For example: you wouldn’t want an [...]

It’s the first official day of summer, so you know that it won’t be long before people retreat to cool rec rooms and air-conditioned basements instead of venturing out into the oppressive heat. TUAW wants to help keep you entertained while you dodge the big glowing ball in the sky, so here’s the first of [...]

Apple has reversed a ban on the app version of Robert Berry’s AAC) devices available for the iPhone, iPod touch and (best of all) the iPad. An AAC device allows the autistic or vocally challenged to communicate without the use of sign language, which requires both parties to know sign language. As a universal app, [...]

Apple released Safari 5 for the Mac yesterday with with both obvious and not-so-obvious changes. Here’s what we found while digging around.

Reader

The biggest change that you can actually play with is Reader. You’ll notice that the “RSS” button in the address field changes to “Reader” when it’s available. With a click, a new window slides [...]