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The 12.9-inch iPad Pro may cannibalize some of the company's other products, including the MacBook Air, but it could still find a spot in the workplace.

Apple's iPhone increased its dominance in the second quarter despite a slowing global smartphone market.

The long-awaited promise of Apple reinventing the TV industry is turning out to be more complicated than expected.

Despite the league's ban on smartphones in the dugout, the Apple Watch isn't getting ejected from games just yet.

Starting Wednesday, customers will be able to pull an iPod directly off the Apple Store shelf for purchase.

Parallels 11 brings a range of new integration features for Windows 10-based virtual machines.

The sudden change in the currency's value has negative consequences for U.S. companies with significant operations in the Asian country.

The reported date would place the anticipated iPhone 6S in-store date in line with previous iPhone launches.

Nearly two-thirds of the country's Internet-connected urban population listens to music online, a study finds.

Dropbox is one of the few major tech companies that does not already have someone leading its efforts to recruit more women and minorities.

Apple has had its eye on GoMentum Station, a former military base that spans 2,100 acres outside San Francisco, as a testing facility.

The company hired 11,000 women and 2,200 African-Americans, but both groups, along with Hispanics, remain underrepresented.

Though foreign firms like Maersk and Alibaba have piled on multibillion-dollar stock buybacks, U.S. companies lead by a mile.

"Fallout Shelter," the hit mobile game from the same company behind the Fallout console games, is finally available on Android devices.

Samsung's latest phablets take on a resemblance to their smaller siblings, the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge.

Financial analysts differ on whether a lower-valued yuan will cool imports at a time when the government is seeking to promote them.

The software regularly contacts Redmond even if the user chooses not to share anything at all.

Samsung is expected to showcase a couple of its latest smartphones at its presentation.

A recovery in energy and technology stocks helped stage a comeback on Wall Street after the blue-chip index plunged more than 270 points in morning trading.

The American Federation of Musicians claims major record labels haven't paid it a cent of the money it believes it is owed.

China, the world's second-largest economy, surprised investors and depreciated the yuan further Wednesday to revive its slowing economy.

A stronger dollar has many advantages, but it may not be such a good thing for the still-recovering U.S. economy. 

Until now, the pharmacy chain had blocked Apple's mobile wallet in its stores.

The devaluation will make imports to China more expensive, which could create a greater drag on U.S. growth in the second half of the year.

Two-thirds of ZeoBIT's $2 million reimbursement fund will go toward refunds and administrative costs.

Apple's next iPhone may fail, in fourth-quarter sales, to surpass its predecessor.

Samsung seems to have let slip a preorder date for a new Galaxy S6 Edge+ device on its website, pictured as part of a bundle with the Level Bluetooth headphones.

Did HBO's 'Silicon Valley' hit a little too close to home?

Snapchat faced criticism for its content being so data heavy. A new update helps Snapchat users better control their usage.