It's a dirty little secret that people like to play with their iOS devices while sitting on the toilet. So why not an app that lets you recreate that experience when you're away from the porcelain ...

When my mom and dad first told me they were building an iPhone app, I was supportive but skeptical. My parents, 58 and 62, weren’t developers or techies; they use 2005-era flip phones instead of ...

a sensor that detects the angle of the hinge that opens and closes the display. Taking advantage of the ability to detect the opening and closing angle of the display on a PC, an app called ' ...

While kids of yesteryear would've relied on whoopie cushions, armpits, or maybe even putty for their fart noises, children these days have apps. As Jimmy Kimmel found out on Thursday, these apps are ...

Looks like the years I spent in Spencer's finally paid off, as I was given the dubious honor of sniffing out a few dozen of the 60+ fart apps on the store. But I promise, no squeaking out a lame joke ...

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Apple has just cleared the half-billion mark* for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch apps available in the app store. Whoa, whoa, whoa—asterisk?! That’s half a billion apps that Apple has approved since the ...

Isn’t it ironic? The director of Apple’s app store (and the enforcer of such draconian policies as the “no-porn policy”) has a side job: he sells fart apps on the app store. Wired’s Gadget Blog ...

Shoemaker's "iWiz" (left) and "Animal Farts" (right) App Store applications Wired has discovered that Phillip Shoemaker, Apple's Director of Applications Technology for the App Store, is a former App ...