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Macworld reports that Apple has added listings of showtimes to its movie trailer site, offering a slick HTML5 interface that utilizes geo-location to find theaters in your area.

When you visit the page, your Web browser will a…

Apple’s former custom ringtone editor, no longer present in iTunes 10
As noted by Mac|Life, iTunes 10 appears to be lacking the ability to create ringtones from songs purchased from the iTunes Store. The feature had allowed users to s…

Astro Ape’s hit free iPhone/iPod touch game Office Heroes has this week received two major updates, introducing push notifications and friend codes. With the new push notifications service, players will get an alert every time they complete an in-game task, which Astro Ape says will come in very handy during the more lengthy tasks in the game. The new friend code facility enables players to invite friends without having to use Facebook, which previously was the only way to add and interact with friends, and absolutely no good to you at all if you’re not on Facebook. Now all you have to do to invite a friend is send them a code so that they can come and visit you in your office.

Since its launch this July, Office Heroes has attracted more than 300,000 users. The object of the game is to climb the ranks by completing timed office tasks, such as making coffee, clearing spam, and checking faxes, with the aim of earning career points and Paperclips, the in-office currency that helps you decorate your office and blaze a swanky trail through the corporate world. Here’s Astro Ape co-founder William Fong talking about the game:

“We’ve seen how many people out there love Office Heroes, so we wanted to make everyone’s gaming experience that much more meaningful. With the update for push notifications and friend codes, everyone and their mother can play this game – literally!”

You can download Office Heroes for free here if you don’t already have it.

Number of people accessing the microblogging tool through mobile apps jumps 62 percent since the middle of April.

According to a new research note from Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty, Apple’s manufacturing partners are now pushing out two million iPads per month, with Apple urging them to boost production to thr…

As noted by Computerworld, Internet research firm Net Applications has calculated that Apple’s iOS has passed Linux to become the third-most popular Internet platform, surpassing Linux to trail only Windows and Mac OS X. According to Net App…

Record companies are in talks with Google about developing an online music service, with the hopes that the company can take on Apple’s dominance over the digital music market.

Also in this week’s Ask Maggie advice column find out why Verizon Wireless is able to charge more for its service and why T-Mobile gives customers who don’t sign a contract a break on their monthly fees.

Concerns about spying by U.S. and Israeli agents spurred the recent crackdown on BlackBerry services in the United Arab Emirates, Dubai’s police chief said.

Apple has posted a dedicated page detailing the new features coming to the iPad in November. iOS 4.2 is the unifying release that finally brings the iPad and iPhone in feature sync. The iPad was originally launched with iOS 3.2 and has sin…