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Music lovers who want to get the second-generation AirPods or the better AirPods Pro will need to wait a bit longer to get them. Those who want new wireless earbuds can get Huawei's FreeBuds 3 instead.

Case manufacturers are already their own versions of the Apple iPhone SE 2.

Microsoft has updated three of its most useful apps for the iPhone – Excel, Word and PowerPoint. What can users expect to see from the productivity apps?

Customizing iMessage smart replies is possible on the Apple Watch through its paired iPhone.

Market research reveals that Apple falls behind Amazon in terms of smart speaker sales by a huge margin, despite a dip in the retail giant's expected sales.

iPhone users are likely to have some photos stored on their device. Here's how to hide photos and videos in the Photos app.

Apple's AirPods Pro boasts of the best audio capabilities from any earbud the Cupertino tech giant offers, but it's still out of stock at the moment. What can fans hoping to get the audio accessory do? Wait or get a great alternative like the Powerbeats Pro.

Apple, faced with uncertainties caused by the current Coronavirus outbreak in China, will move some production to other countries such as India and Taiwan, an analyst claims.

iPad owners who've always wanted to use their PC keyboards on the Apple tablet will be glad to know that the latest iPadOS version, iPadOS 13.4, now enables non-Mac and non-iPad keyboards to be used on it.

A newly discovered set of codes may have revealed Apple's plan of releasing a gaming MacBook.

A new report reaffirms that the entry-level iPhone SE 2 or iPhone 9 would retail at an impressively low price.

Apple now has a patent that allows them to make foldable smartphones and tablets with screens that don't crease unlike the Samsung Galaxy Fold.

Apple iPhone's biggest manufacturer, Foxconn, is asked to halt production in Shenzhen after the coronavirus outbreak.

Deirdre O’Brien, Head of People at Apple, sent out an email to the employees and shared the company’s move in the coming weeks. He mentioned that Apple is in consultation with health experts, government authorities and the teams in China.

After more than two years after it was caught intentionally slowing down old iPhone models, a French competition and fraud watchdog has officially fined the tech giant.

A new set of codes on the recently rolled out Apple tvOS 13.4 may have hinted that the Cupertino company is working on a new TV 4K hardware.

A report reveals that Apple's Independent Repair Program is so invasive that some indie repair shops chose to opt-out of it. Here's a quick look at the reasons why.

The current Coronavirus outbreak in China is seen to have a major impact on Apple's plans to release more AirPods and AirPods Pro units this year, a report claims.

A new patent application reveals Apple is considering putting Touch ID on the Apple Watch's Digital Crown.

Some iPhone users have complained that after updating to iOS 13.3.1, their batteries drain faster than ever before, a report claims.

An unlikely source may have confirmed the official name of Apple’s entry-level compact iPhone.

Nintendo suspended preorders on a special edition "Animal Crossing" Switch console until an unannounced date.

MacBook users have a treasure trove of shortcuts they can use so they can work better and faster. Some of these shortcuts don't even require the use of a mouse or trackpad; all it needs is the keyboard.

Research has found that the Apple Watch has overtaken Swiss watch makers in terms of the number of units sold last year.

Beta testers and developers could now try the iPadOS 13.4 and iOS 13.4 beta builds today.

iPhone users might soon be able to use their Apple handsets to unlock their cars, lock the doors when they're in, and turn the engine on – all without the use of physical keys.

Apple iPadOS and iOS 13.4 beta is now available to developers and it promises some improvements and exciting features.

FBI Director Christopher Wray recently admitted that the bureau is still unable to unlock the iPhone of the alleged Pensacola suspect Mohammed Saeed Alshamrani.

By Feb. 17, the NYPD is retiring the memo books and will transition to an iPhone app to record data on a daily basis.