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Technology giants including Apple and Microsoft are under fire for their pricing policy in Australia.

In the wake of last year's Flashback Trojan, a new Trojan virus called "Yontoo" is affecting Apple's OS X systems by installing itself directly into the Mac's popular browsers, including Chrome, Safari and Firefox.

The iOS 6.1.3 suffers a lock screen vulnerability that enables unauthorized users to bypass the passcode.

Apple released the iOS 6.1.3 firmware update Tuesday bringing the fix for the widely reported passcode unlock bug.

The modern Silicon Valley house designed by Apple Inc. co-founder Steve "the Woz" Wozniak can be yours for a mere $4.4 million.

By copying Apple's smart watch, Samsung is proving it can't come up with good ideas of its own, and it doesn't care.

As per a new benchmark analysis, the Samsung Galaxy S4 is a lot faster than other smartphones.

Beijing media's consumer-rights reporting isn't getting the respect from the public that the government wants.

Apple is facing a potential class action suit after an owner of its MacBook Pro with Retina display accused the computer company of “tricking” consumers into paying for a poor-quality screen.

A video surfaced on YouTube promoting Google Now for iOS and was then pulled.

Samsung sold the most smartphones in China in 2012.

The original Apple iSub Subwoofer and SoundSticks are quite literally works of art, but 13 years after the speakers were inducted in MoMa's permanent collection, does the latest sound system live up to its namesake?

Cheap, efficient chipsets from Qualcomm could make the iPhone 6 the most accessible smartphone Apple has ever created.

Nearly a year after Google bought Motorola, the Internet search giant has shed, or will shed, 6,400 jobs at the cellphone unit.

As Samsung fans await the unveiling of the Galaxy S4, one analyst believes the handset could cast a negative impact on the company’s stock.

The "iPhone" almost wasn't: According to former advertising lead Ken Segall, Apple almost called its smartphone the "Tripod," "Telepod" and even "iPad."

Japanese carrier Willcom has introduced what it is calling the world's "smallest and lightest phone."

Barclays analyst Kirk Yang believes Apple will release two true iPhone 5 successors, the security-laden iPhone 5S and cheaper-built iPhone 6, by September 2013.

Apple only offers the iPhone 5 in two colors, but AnoStyle offers a way to own a green, violet, blue or even gold iPhone 5.

Apple is blocking messages with the phrase "barely legal teen" sent through its iCloud email service, suggesting the company is taking another aggressive approach to resolve its "porn problem."

The iOS 6.1.3 is not too far away and therefore, it’s high time to save your iOS 6.1.2 SHSH blobs for future downgrades. The popular SHSH blob-saving tool TinyUmbrella is updated. Here's how to use it.

Samsung is launching a new mobile wallet application for its Android smartphone and sticking closer to Apple's playbook.

Apple CEO Tim Cook will tell his shareholders' meeting what his plans are for the company's $137 billion cash pile.

Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) has joined prominent Republicans, ex-military leaders and 60 other U.S. companies including Facebook, Intel and Morgan Stanley, who have signed on to a filing that will be presented to the Supreme Court in favor of the nationwide legalization of gay marriage in the United States.

Apple has proposed a settlement to a 2011 case alleging that it inform its customers of the financial risks involved in unregulated in-app purchases.

The evasi0n untethered jailbreak seems dead in iOS 6.1.3. The new beta 2 reportedly includes patches for the exploits used to create it.

Case maker MiniSuit has created a case for the iPad 5 based on its alleged specs and features, releasing photos as proof.

The Hewlett-Packard Co. will re-enter the consumer tablet market this spring with its $169 HP Slate 7, the company announced Sunday.

Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty has strong feelings about the possibility of a low-cost iPhone this year.