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Samsung makes fun of iPhone users, fails to show Galaxy Note features, in Super Bowl attack ad - Mon, 06 Feb 2012
Samsung has aired another of their good-natured iPhone attack ads, which should be an occasion for merriment and ego-prickly good fun. But once again the commercial feels like it missed it's mark. Or rather, the whole series of commercials still seem awkwardly in search of a mark. This one stars the latest in Samsung's broad-range of devices, each separate by a different Galaxy monicker and roughly 0.25-inches of screen size, the Galaxy Note. It's something that can't quite make up it's mind between being a phone and a tablet -- I'm not going to call it a phablet -- and that's either the best of both worlds... or the worst. The jury is still out. How big is it? 5.3-inches of HD Super AMOLED big, baby. (Yes, that's exactly inverse the iPhone's traditional 3.5-inches.) It's also got a stylus.

The week in iPhone and iPad news - Mon, 06 Feb 2012
With the launch of the Mobile Nations Fitness Month odds are you were probably out and about being active and doing things that, unfortunately, led to you missing some great

Forget the Super Bowl, join us for Apps & Accessories Live! 9pm ET - Sun, 05 Feb 2012
Our all-new, all awesome podcast devoted to the latest and greatest iPhone and iPad apps and accessories returns tonight! What, you had something else planned? Pfft!

Place: www.imore.com/live

Time: 9pm ET, 6pm PT, 2am GMT.

Last chance to enter Jawbone JAMBOX and $200 iTunes giveaways! - Sun, 05 Feb 2012
This is it iMore nation, your last chance to enter our big Jawbone JAMBOX and a $200 iTunes gift card giveaways. If you haven't already, you really need to run -- not walk -- and enter now. It's super easy to do, just friend iMore on Facebook and subscribe to iMore on YouTube and you're in.

Senior Apple product integrity director poached by Google for… secret project? - Sun, 05 Feb 2012
Sounds like Google has hired away Simon Prakash, formerly Apple’s senior director of product integrity, to work on a “secret project” deep in the heart of the Googleplex. Reports VentureBeat