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The hit parody game can now be played on Apple's iPhones and iPads.

The game will allow players to form alliances with their friends and even share their experiences and rewards.

Eat mice and get high scores in this addictive, old-school game.

The so-called iPhone 6S could break the four-generation streak of 8MP camera sensors on the smartphone.

HomeKit will enable iOS devices to control various connected home appliances. such as lights, doors, locks and more.

The popular cooking game goes free-to-play for the first time ever.

The social RPG lets players socialize with friends while killing monsters.

The new iPhone 6S will be loaded with more than just a few incremental upgrades.

It's become clear that if someone steals your Apple Watch, there are no software barriers to wiping it -- the first step on the path to a resale.

If you have Facebook's iPhone app and follow news outlets like the New York Times or BuzzFeed, get ready to see some changes.

A top tech securities analyst says Force Touch, better cameras and new colors may make it into Cupertino's next iPhone, the rumored iPhone 6S.

Developers now have access to Apple's latest iOS beta update.

Designer Martin Hajek shares his ideas about what Apple's next version of the iPhone could look like.

According to figures, Apple has spent $500 million more on its quarterly R&D expense than the previous year.

The California tech giant announced a sustainable forestry plan in China, saying it would boost renewable energy use at its manufacturing sites.

A mature and saturated market means smartphone makers may have to rely on upgrades for future growth.

The Apple Watch can run thousands of apps, but browsing the Web may not be its strong suit.

The app is still on the way, but its arrival in the U.S. may be weeks away.

Ericsson alleges that Apple's products infringe on several of its patents related to 2G and 4G LTE wireless technology.

Yahoo on Thursday made its Flurry Analytics tools available to Apple Watch developers after releasing apps for the device last month.

With a little help from carbon fiber, Apple may be able to make its next iPhones stronger and thinner at the same time.