Apple Wants to Buy WWII Underground Bunker As Its First Apple Store in Stuttgart

While Apple is known for the devices so many of us couldn’t live without, their attention to design and function doesn’t stop with their products.

iOS 10.2 Jailbreak Could Be here Sooner Than You Think

If you missed the Luca Todesco 10.1.1 jailbreak, then there's potentially some good news - an iOS 10.2 jailbreak tool for Apple's current version of iOS, could be released soon.

Siri Better at Responding to Medical & Personal Emergencies

Researchers from several U.S. universities say that Siri has improved its responses to medical emergencies and personal crises since last year, but that more work is needed.

Dropping An iPhone Into Molten Aluminum Is Undeniably Beautiful

The technicians at Apple’s Genius Bars have been known to turn a blind eye to an iPhone with a cracked screen, or a little bit of water damage.

Tim Cook Calls AirPods ‘A Run Away Success’

Tim Cook was spotted today visiting the floor of the New York Stock Exchange where he was asked by CNBC about the recently launched (and backordered) AirPods. The Apple CEO described the new wireless earphones as "a run away success" and promised Apple is making more units "as fast as we can" when asked about supply constraints.

South Korea Hits Apple Modem Supplier Qualcomm With $854M Fine

Mobile chipmaker Qualcomm Inc. (QCOM) was slapped with an $854 million fine by South Korea’s antitrust regulator.

A Vertical Dual Camera Could Be The Biggest Selling Point Of iPhone In 2017

Last year's release of the iPhone SE signaled Apple's return to smaller phones.

Apple’s iPhone and iPad Won Over Holiday Shoppers

Apple's iPhone was a big hit this holiday season, according to new data from research firm Flurry.

Chinese Manufacturers Not Likely to Follow Apple iPhone Migration

According to a report from Chinese publication qq, manufacturers are turned off by higher labor and operating costs in the United States.

Ex-Apple Engineer Talks About Working on the Original iPhone and how Apple Handles Secret Projects

Terry Lambert was a Senior Software Engineer at Apple between 2003 and 2010. He is responsible for approximately 6% of Apple's Mac OS X core code (also called kernel). As such, he got the opportunity to work on the original iPhone, when it needed some kernel debugging.

Why Apple Inc.'s Next iPad Pro Won't Be Delayed Due to Chip Yields

Apple investors ought to worry too much about a potential iPad schedule slip due to 10nm yield woes.

New iPhone 8 Concept Is Crazy Thin, Features Touch Bar

A new iPhone 8 concept has surfaced online that takes features to the edge in a lot of ways, especially with its Touch Bar.

Rumor: 5-inch iPhone With Vertical Dual Cameras Planned

If Apple is true to form, then 2017 will see the release of the iPhone 7s and 7s Plus.

A 6-Year-Old Girl Orders $250 Worth Of Pokémon Items by Touch ID

A woman in Little Rock, Arkansas was greeted with anAmazonbill she didn't incur upon waking up from a short nap.Bethany Howell had apparently retreated to her couch to doze off. That's when Ashlynd, her 6-year old daughter, took her thumb and used it to gain access to her iPhone.Ashlynd, upon unlocking the smartphone, went gung-ho, splurging $250 onPokémonmerchandise via the Amazon app.A 6-Year Old's Shopping SpreeLittle did Howell know that she was $250 less richer when she woke from her nap. Howell assumed that her account had been the victim of a hack, after noticing 13 different order confirmations she herself didn't authorize, though it didn't take a second before it dawned on her that the spree was her daughter's handiwork.Fortunately, Howell was able to reverse four of the orders, though Ashlynd didn't show any repentance whatsoever. In fact, she was proud that she placed those orders all by herself, which is quite an achievement for a 6-year old.Sure...

Apple Beats Samsung to Top Holiday Phone Activations

Consumers activated twice as many iPhones during the holidays as rival Samsung, according to new data from analytics firm Flurry.

The Weirdest Apple Stories Of 2016

2016 Year is more than just statistics and rumors about upcoming products. There’s plenty of weird Apple news.

The Apple Watch Rolls out A New Challenge for The New Year

Making excuses for breaking New Year’s resolutions used to be a hell of a lot simpler.

Rumored 'Jet White' iPhone 7 Mockup Shown Off in Video

A video posted to the web on Tuesday shows off glossy white iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus casing mockups, offering a sneak peek at what an official "Jet White" version of the flagship smartphone might resemble.

Apple Removes Bank Transfer Payments From Online Store in Germany

In a small change to their online checkout system, Apple has removed the support for bank transfer payments (also known as prepayment) from their online store in Germany.

Super Mario Run Become Most Popular Free App On iTunes, Followed By Snapchat

Super Mario Run, according to parent Nintendo, is a game you can “play with one hand”.

What Happens When A Crocodile Bites iPhone 7?

Have you ever wondered, ‘Is the iPhone 7 resistant to crocodile teeths?’ If you want the answer, you need to check this video.

Apple Builds New R&D Centers in China & Indonesia

According to a new report from Chinese news outlet the Economic Daily News, Apple is "aggressively" working to expand its presence in Southeast Asia.

A Man Waited 416 Days to See what Happened When his iPod Stopwatch Passed 9,999 Hours

It truly is a Christmas miracle.

Apple Engineer Describes What It Was Like to Work On The Original iPhone

Steve Jobs entrusted his trusty lieutenant Scott Forstall to assemble a team of Apple’s best and most ambitious engineers.