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App downloads surged and the cost of acquiring new users dropped following the iPhone 5 launch.

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Just like most everyone else on the East Coast of the United States, Apple Stores in five states, D.C. and Canada are making preparations for

The Pentagon will start issuing iPhones and Android devices, in addition to BlackBerrys, to its employees and military personnel. The Department of Defense will build out their system to prepare for 162,000 devices with the ability to accommodate up to 8 million phones and tablets should the need arise. RIM’s BlackBerry devices have long been used by the federal government, but as the use of iOS and Android devices rise, the Pentagon is looking to diversify, though they have no plans of dropping BlackBerry device support.

In a parody ad of “The Dark Knight” and the new iPhone 5 made by the Movie Trailers YouTube channel, the app take Christian Bale’s character clumsily around Gotham City after the Joker tells him where he can find his childhood friend Rachel.

It’s unbelievable video that is sending shock waves through Cleveland. Cell video of a bus driver punching a passenger that went viral recently. The woman who was on the receiving end of the punch is talking only to Fox 8?s Melissa Reid.“I don’t remember everything, because I was so hysterical at the time,” said Shidea Lane, 25, of Cleveland. Lane says she was getting on an RTA bus back on Sept. 18 to go to work. “ - Fox 8. Submitted by Ozzy

Apple received significant criticism when it replaced Google Maps in iOS 6 with its own custom mapping solution. Google has since been said to be...

Editor’s Note: Brenden Mulligan is an avid traveler and entrepreneur who created Onesheet, Webbygram, TipList, ArtistData, MorningPics, and PhotoPile. You can find him on Twitter at @mulligan.  In my opinion, the smartphone is the greatest travel tool ever created. They enable you to be in a completely foreign place, yet immediately have access to maps, directions, restaurant recommendations, and more.