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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.

Activist-investor Carl Icahn spurs interest in the e-commerce giant, Apple and other high-profile plays.

New details about the highly rumored and anticipated Apple TV have emerged, revealing that Apple may be scaling back its efforts to better accommodate cable and content providers.

In fact, it could be: photos of what appear to be a prototype iPhone 6 have hit the Internet.

Jobs added the Apple Lisa mouse he used during a 1983 speech talk to a time capsule filled with objects donated by conference attendees.

Apple’s impending iPhone 6 has been a highly discussed device since last September. Here is a current list of the most reliable rumors available for the iPhone 6.

An iOS 7.1 developer build reveals the possibility of a new Apple TV in 2014. Will it launch alongside iOS 7.1?

The Android co-founder in charge of Google's robotics program is reportedly discussing automating assembly at Foxconn.

The iWatch is not likely to be regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, or FDA, as it may not have advanced sensors.

While Carl Icahn was one of the biggest proponents of the plan, he termed it "bailing with a leaky bucket" in a letter to shareholders.

The original Flappy Bird is no more, but there are similar games still available in app stores.

Both companies decided to collaborate to provide access to each other's patented technology for future projects.

Investor confidence has been shaken, due to MtGox's pause of all withdrawal requests. Here's why it took the action.

Apple’s upcoming first wearable, the iWatch, is getting a little more real, possibly using LG Chem's "Stepped" battery technology.

First, the world in a day, now the runway. The iPhone 5s struts its high-end video stuff via a new commercial showing Burberry's spring/summer line.

How did they do it? Apple shares how the around-the-world-in-one-day Macintosh commercial was accomplished.

There’s a new Facebook app out there, aiming for a spot on your phone’s homepage. But can it dethrone the king?

In a seemingly unusual event, an iPhone 5c exploded late last week in the back pocket of a 13-year-old girl.

The cinematographers on the project doubted the mobile phone's video capabilities, but by the end of the day, their minds had been changed.

Today on The Rundown: the Wii U is one foot in the grave, the iPod is actually dead, and Google brings the hammer down on Snapchat cheaters.

Apple’s iOS in the Car is shown in a partial beta, Microsoft will revive the 1 Versus 100 game concept, and The Netherlands okays The Pirate Bay.

Apple gave a weak guidance for the second quarter, but the rest of 2014 should go better for the company.

Apple comes up short on top and bottom lines and shares fall.

Apple Inc. shares plunged over 5 percent on Monday after it reported first-quarter earnings of $13.1 billion on sales of $57.59 billion.