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The suspect, who wore a "Scarface" sweatshirt in one attack, allegedly carjacked a woman during the spree.

iPhone users can download a free app to participate in the 12:45 p.m. event today.

Phone thefts are up 50 percent in downtown's subways this year.

The contest challenges programmers to come up with new ways to share city data.

The Lower East Side BID is planning to introduce a new phone app to help visitors navigate the neighborhood.

The New York Times will start using a paywall for access to online content, its publisher said Thursday.

The app allows users to access performance information and buy tickets through their iPhones.

Smart phone users can now scan codes printed on building permits to learn more about projects and complaints.

Manhattan techies waited on long lines in frigid weather to grab their first Verizon-powered iPhones Thursday.

Seven cell-phone thefts have occurred over the past month on the street, in the subway and on buses, police said.

AT&T announced it will do more outreach in Upper Manhattan on the eve of Verizon offering the iPhone.

Shaheed Bilal, 28, allegedly tried to run a scam at a Barneys Co-Op before moving on to Apple stores, court docs show.

A total of 27 individuals were charged in the widespread fraud against local Apple stores.

The alleged scammers made Macbook and iPod purchases at Apple stores around the country using stolen credit card numbers, according to the indictment.

A surveillance camera shows the alleged thief trailing a Columbia University student on West 113th Street.