It looks like Google Now, an Android-only app that aims to provide users with “the right information, at just the right time”, is coming to iOS. A leaked promotional video on YouTube “that has been removed again” but not before an Engadget tipster snatched a copy of it shows Google Now for the iPhone and iPad. » “Google Now” For iPhone and iPad Promotional Video Leaks on YouTube

Apple has just posted two new iPhone commercials, entitled “Brilliant” and “Discover”. These TV ads are all about iPhone apps. “With an iPhone, there’s an app for that. And that. And that.” Some of the apps shown in these ads  include Cards, Maps, GarageBand, Infinity Blade 2, iPhoto, Starbucks, and Philips Hue. Above you can see the “Brilliant” ad, after the break you will find the “Discover” ad. » Two New Apple iPhone Ads: “Brilliant” and “Discover” [videos]

You think you know everything about Apple? Would you call yourself an Apple Fan? How about checking the level of Apple in your blood, would you be up for that? Check out the info-graphics after the break and find out how Apple you are!

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Digitimes reports that both Apple and Samsung are expected to introduce wireless charging solutions for their “flagship models” of smartphones in 2013. Qi inductive charging will be the technology used by Samsung for the Galaxy S IV, while Apple works on their own version of wireless charging. » Wireless Charging For iPhone & Samsung Devices Coming In 2013?

Tmonews reports that T-Mobile is prepping an anti-AT&T ad campaign in retaliation against the full page anti-T-Mobile ads that AT&T posted earlier in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and USA Today, criticizing T-Mobile for dropped calls and slow download speeds. » T-Mobile’s Response Against AT&T’s Negative Ad Campaign With New Anti-AT&T Ads

The Blackberry Z10 is the new highly anticipated Smartphone from RIM, set for release later this year. With celebrity endorsers including Sir Alan Sugar and Alicia Keys, the latest edition to Blackberry looks to be a huge seller and if you live in Italy or South Africa, you’ll already be aware of just how great this phone is. Although not yet available in most countries, the Z10 was released early in Canada and quickly became the fastest selling Smartphone on the market, greatly surpassing iPhone sales, as well as those by Samsung. So whether you’ve pre-ordered the phone or are planning to buy one when they hit stores, there’s things you need to know. » What Apps Are Available For The New Blackberry?

The Verge reports that Apple is planning for the “iWatch” to run a “full” version of iOS rather a simpler operating system such as that seen on the iPod nano. “Interestingly, we’re also told that Apple’s chosen to rework the full iOS to run on the watch instead of building up the iPod nano’s proprietary touch operating system — although the previous nano was already watch-sized and seemed like a great starting point for a watch, Apple’s betting on iOS across product lines.” » Apple “iWatch” Will Run Full iOS & Arrive Later This Year, However Battery Life Is An Issue In Prototypes