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A new report suggests that the larger iPhone 6 will expand the series offering, meaning Apple might produce 6 iDevices, instead of 4.

The Apple Maps interface was updated with iOS 7, but the iOS 8 update looks to be a much bigger project.

Your next iOS device may be able to contact emergency services automatically in the future if Apple implements features described in a patent newly published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

Despite having just 7 percent of the Chinese smartphone market, Apple ranks first on desirability.

The issue of global businesses moving money around to avoid paying local taxes was also raised at the February G-20 meeting in Sydney.

Apple is rumored to be stopping production of the regular 13-inch Macbook Pro, reducing their Pro-line laptop offering to only retina-display devices.

With the imminent release of iOS 7.1, users who want to run their iOS 7 device jailbroken have been advised to update to the latest jailbreakable version of iOS 7 (7.0.6).

Apple is trying to reduce its impact on U.S. DOT distracted-driving statistics by introducing an iOS integration called CarPlay.

To livestream the iTunes Festival 2014, iPhones may have to update to the latest version of the mobile operating system, iOS 7.1, which has yet to be released.

The former U.S. embassy in Tehran is a bizarre, must-see tourist site and a focal point for enduring anti-American sentiment.

The Evad3rs team released Evasi0n 7 1.0.7 for iPhone and other iOS devices to fix issues with Cydia updates. Will this be the last jailbreak before the release of iOS 7.1?

The strong Android performance suggests that a majority of mainstream consumers want tablets that don't require Apple's premium prices.

There's a new "competition wave" ahead for Apple, but the company aims to be ready for it.

A photo of what may be the screen of Apple’s forthcoming iPhone 6 hit the Web Sunday night with all of the signs of a legitimate leaked photo. But is it real or fake?

While the announcement for the iWatch may come at WWDC 2014, the iWatch, iPhone 6 and iPad Air 2 will most likely launch in the fall, and here’s why.

Apple will no longer support Snow Leopard, despite the fact that 16% of Macs and Macbooks still run on OS X 10.6.

A patent filed by Apple revealed a new method for hiding advanced sensors on the body of a computer.

Apple’s iPhone 6 will be launching this fall; that is if GT Advance Technologies Inc., Apple’s sapphire supplier for its plant in Mesa, Ariz., is to be believed.

For iOS jailbreak users that don't want to update to iOS 7.0.6, iOS tweak developer Ryan Petrich released SSLPatch, a fix that plugs the SSL vulnerability revealed by Apple on iOS devices.

Just when it's making headway in China, Apple takes on the government in a software patent case.

Users are recommended to update to iOS 7.0.6 before using evasi0n7 1.0.6 to jailbreak their device.

A new report confirms previous rumors about Apple’s upcoming iPhone 6, but calls into question if Apple is developing a new line of devices.

Apple may tap TPK to produce AMOLED touch panels for its highly rumored Apple iWatch according to new reports.

Apple is gaining ground in the world's largest smartphone market; what's driving that improvement?

We got some time with the Avegant Glyph, a combination of headphones and media-playing virtual headset. It’s less complicated than it sounds.

Apple is exploring touch capabilities on more devices than just their iPad and iPhones; Apple is looking into using the Macbook’s frame as a touch input as well.

Apple’s forthcoming update iOS 7.1 is rumored to hit devices sometime in March and with it will come bug fixes and tweaks to the user interface.

Four U.S. senators have introduced a bill that would require carriers to include “kill switches” in smartphones, but wireless-industry critics say technological mandates won’t work.

Apple may shift production of its A8 processor from South Korea based Samsung to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, or TSMC, due to low yields, according to a new report.