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The iPhone SE and the 9.7-inch iPad Pro have gone on sale as Apple seeks to broaden its customer base with smaller and cheaper products.

Apple, as well as law enforcement agencies, would love to get their hands on the hack the FBI used, but the bureau is likely to keep it under wraps.

The move concludes a six-week battle over the government’s ability to subpoena the contents of an iPhone that set off an international debate over encryption.

Amid a sharp drop in iPhone sales growth, hedge funds are overweighting Apple’s equity and mutual funds are underweighting its stock.

Apple’s 15-inch MacBook Pro last saw a redesign in 2012 and is could be due for a revamp.

The biggest highlight: Apple’s smaller smartphone has better battery life than its flagship iPhone 6S.

But it may not be enough to prevent the tech giant from seeing iPhone sales decline for the first year ever.

Customers of the wireless carrier can now make calls over a broadband connection without additional charges.

The company makes a range of police and military surveillance equipment.

The search giant is looking to extend its reach on Apple's iOS platform by building a keyboard to replace the standard Apple version.

Here’s what to do to be among the first to get their hands on Apple’s new 4-inch device.

The tech giant’s latest device is priced at just $399, which is significantly cheaper than most of its newer models, but is a 4-inch smartphone really going to sell in 2016?

International customers buying the 4-inch smartphone can expect to pay a premium anywhere up to $186.

The tech giant may be looking to bring the design of graphics chips in-house through the purchase of Imagination Technologies.

Apple’s newest iPhone packs a powerful punch that could give the iPhone 6 a run for its money.

The iOS 9.3 update features a new Night Shift mode that reduces the blue light on device screens in the evenings.

The handset announced Monday replaces the similarly sized iPhone 5S, which first went on sale in 2013, but adds features comparable to the larger iPhone 6S.

A leaked image claims to show a set of Apple’s iconic EarPod headphones with a lightning connection.

Tighter security on iOS could come as Apple is expected to battle the FBI over encryption in court on Tuesday.

The star of the show is likely to be a 4-inch smartphone that will replace Apple's iPhone 5S, first sold in 2013.

Apple's new 4-inch smartphone, the iPhone SE, due to be launched on Monday, will reportedly look almost identical to the iPhone 5s.