Apple launched a new TV Ad focused on the iPhone 5 Camera. “Every day, more photos are taken with the iPhone than any other camera.” This TV Ad shows people actually using the phone who take series of colorful shots, rather than just the phone itself. It also shows users editing their photos and using the iPhone’s panorama feature, as well as its LED flash. Check out the video after the break.

Apple has just announced that its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) will take place June 10-14 at the Moscone West convention center in San Francisco. Tickets for the WWDC 2013 will be priced at $1599 and go on sale on April 25 at 10:00 AM Pacific Time. If you would like to join this event, be fast since tickets for WWDC 2012 sold out in less than two hours. » Apple Announces WWDC 2013 Scheduled for June 10-14

Nicholas Allegra, a.k.a. Comex, “the 19-year-old JailbreakMe.com hacker” who was hired by Apple as an intern in 2011, has found a new home: Google. Allegra wrote on Twitter “In other news, I’m going to intern for Google in a few weeks”. He did not mention what he will be doing at Google, but he won’t be working on Android “an operating system that he has never “like[d] enough to ever want to hack it”. » Comex “iPhone Hacker” Heading To Google For An Internship

Macworld reports that Apple has added a new ‘download later‘ prompt to large media purchases “such as movies, TV shows, TV Season Passes, full TV seasons, movie bundles, and music box sets” made in iTunes or on the mobile iTunes Store. » Apple Adds “Download Later” Option To Large Purchases On Mobile iTunes Store

According to the Taipei based China Business Journal, 8 million iPhones were returned from Apple to Foxconn on March 15 because they were either malfunctioning or didn’t meet Apple’s standards in terms of appearance. According to the report it will cost Hon Hai 1 billion (US$161.8 million) to 1.6 billion Chinese yuan to repair the defective iPhones. » Apple Returned 8 Million Malfunctioning iPhones to Foxconn

KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo “who offered accurate Apple information before, multiple times” published a new research note outlining his expectations for Apple’s fifth-generation iPad. Kuo predicts that Apple will adopt the same GF2 touch technology used in the iPad mini, enabling Apple to design a thinner display for the new full-size iPad and the device will be roughly 15% thinner and 25% lighter than the current full-size iPad. » iPad 5 To Be 15% Thinner & 25% Lighter Than Current iPad [rumor]

In the video after the break “Luke” takes a Darwinian look at the history of Apple’s acclaimed mobile phone. Check it out and see the history behind the iPhone and its biggest misses. » The Evolution Of The iPhone