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Last night, thousands of people began lining up outside of Apple stores all over the world -- all hoping to get their hands on the new Apple iPhone 4S.

If you're one of the many Apple users who is looking to upgrade to the new iPhone 4S, you're probably wondering how to get rid of your iPhone 4. Here are a few suggestions.

Now that the iPhone 4S has been announced (and released), Apple fans will most likely be focusing their attention on the next update to Apple's product line -- the iPad 3.

The author and publishing company for Steve Jobs' biography have sold the rights to a Steve Jobs movie to Sony for $1 million. After production, the publisher will receive another $3 million.

Since the news that Steve Jobs passed away this past Wednesday, the reaction from the world has been nothing short of incredible. Mere hours after I heard about it, I received a tearful phone call from my cousin at college, who talked of a 500-person candlelight vigil on campus. There were post-it notes with "Thank You Steve" plastered all over the Apple Store.

Apple confirmed that today, October 5th of 2011, Steve Jobs has passed away at the age of 56. Since Steve announced his retirement as Apple's CEO about two months ago, there has been widespread speculation about his failing health. Rest in peace, Steve. You definitely left the world better and more interesting than when you found it.

At today's press event, Apple unveiled "Siri", an artificial intelligence personal assistant who will be included with the new iPhone 4S.

Well, it's the announcement that everyone has been waiting for -- Apple's new iPhone. However, it's not the iPhone 5, as many people were expecting. Instead, Apple has released an upgraded version of the iPhone 4, which will be called the "iPhone 4S".

Tomorrow, Apple will host a media event that will most likely include the announcement of the iPhone 5. There are rumors that a "new" iPod, iCloud and iOS 5 will be announced at the event as well.

Over the next four years, Sprint has agreed to purchase 30.5 million iPhones from Apple -- for $20 billion dollars. Can Sprint really sell that many iPhones in four years?