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Apple could tap into emerging markets and lift its stagnating growth with its upcoming iPhone 5se, but it will face plenty of competition.

Previously, customers could only fill in text fields by scrolling with their remote or by using an iOS app.

Apple’s iOS 9 mobile operating system disables the smartphone by design when it detects non-Apple installed parts.

Apple is reportedly preparing to launch a new system allowing users to trade in broken iPhones as a way of urging them to upgrade.

A survey also revealed 81 percent of Android users think iPhones will always be more popular.

Apple's next smartphone is anticipated to come with water-resistant features and this could be one of them.

The service is gaining momentum, with over 10 million subscribers reported.

From the iPhone 6’s protruding camera to Bendgate, Apple’s biggest misses of the post-Steve Jobs era.

Apple's 4-inch smartphone is expected to take on a design similar to the 2013 iPhone 5S.

The new control gesture could be used to trigger various functions, such as adjusting the display's brightness.

The touch-interface company's move comes as manufacturers begin to support Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

The Bezalel Latitude is the first to work with both Qi and Powermat wireless charging standards.

The move comes following the failed materialization of the company's anticipated streaming service.

While there’s hope the new smartphone can restore growth to the company, it will face some big headwinds.

The news is a strong sign that Redmond doesn't need Windows to find success on smartphones.

The Japanese company reiterated its annual revenue forecast Friday as it reduces dependence on its bread-and-butter consumer electronics business.

Apple is reportedly working with partners in the U.S. and Asia to develop the groundbreaking technology and could be ready to introduce it as soon as 2017.

The smartphone is reportedly expected to come with features such as Apple Pay and an upgraded camera.

Apple is a company in transition — and investors have begun to see the tech giant as less of an explosive growth stock and more of a slow-and-steady value investment.

Despite what you may have heard, the subcontinent is not going to be another China when it comes to fueling Apple’s next growth phase.

Sales of the company’s core product, the iPhone, were flat last year for the first time since the smartphone was introduced in 2007.