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Apple's new 4-inch iPhone to enter mass production soon, estimated to ship 12M units in 2016 The most obvious aesthetic difference between the generations-old iPhone 5s and upcoming 4-inch handset will be a so-called "2.5D" cover glass, a reference to the slightly curved display introduced with iPhone 6. Kuo believes Apple will load the unnamed iPhone with an A9 processor, 12-megapixel rear-facing camera and NFC support for touchless Apple Pay transactions. Coo!

Decades later, players are still unlocking secrets in classic Mortal Kombat | Ars Technica "Gamers of a certain age probably remember paging through dog-eared copies of GamePro and other monthly magazines to discover the numerous hidden characters and secrets embedded in the highly popular Mortal Kombat games. There's at least one Mortal Kombat secret that never made the pages of those magazines, however. It's a secret that was just recently revealed after over 20 years of secrecy." It's Easter time all year round.

New 4" iPhone predicted to drive $5.5B in new sales for Apple in 2016 Apple's refreshed 4-inch iPhone is predicted by one analyst to add 10 million units to Apple's total handset sales this year, resulting in an additional $5.5 billion for the company in fiscal 2016. One word peeps: wootski.

First Apple Music TV series to star Dr. Dre, will feature 'no shortage of violence and sex' Apple is reportedly set to get into the original content business, competing with the likes of HBO, Netflix, Amazon and others, with a new TV show starring one of its own employees: Dr. Dre. They're the Disney of HBO.

Rumor: New 4" iPhone, 'iPad Air 3' will go on sale Friday, March 18 Citing sources familiar with the company's plans, 9to5mac reported on Friday that Apple's new 4-inch iPhone, as well as a third-generation iPad Air, are expected to become available in Apple's stores on Friday, March 18. If true, that would be just three days after Apple is rumored to be planning to host an event to unveil the products, on March 15. Szu szu

Facebook app still an iPhone battery hog, testing shows Though Facebook has been trying to address power usage concerns through software updates, its main iOS app is still a drain on the iPhone's daily battery life, a report claimed on Monday. You might try writing the app in Objective-C instead of blahblahscript.

Facebook's Live Video simplifies live streaming for everyone Livestreaming has been around for several years now, but it wasn't until the arrival of mobile apps like Meerkat and Periscope that it caught on. Now Facebook has jumped in on the trend too. Yesterday, the Zuckerberg-owned empire expanded its Live Video feature beyond just celebs and verified pages so that everyone on the social network can get in on the bandwagon. The revolution will most certainly televised. Along with your neighbor's trip to the loo.