How Apple Is Pushing Users to Beef Up Security?

Apple is pushing users to think seriously about identity security with a new beta version of its mobile operating system.

Original iPhone, 3G, 3GS Still in Active Use, 2016 Web Traffic Report Reveals

Older iPhones are still in use despite their age, according to a report on mobile Internet usage, with the original iPhone 3G, and 3GS all highlighted in traffic monitoring research for 2016 that compares the use of Apple devices against other manufacturers in the smartphone market.

Apple Releases iOS 10.3 Beta 4 For iPhone And iPad

Apple is rolling out the fourth iOS 10.3 beta for developer testing on iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Frank Ocean Debuts Radio Show on Apple Music

Frank Ocean debuts radio show on Apple Music featuring an interview with none other than Jay Z.

Turn Siri into A Metronome

Drummer Richy Ramirez posted a video to Instagram where he used Siri as his metronome.

And The Oscar Goes To... Apple

Gene Munster, one of the Street's most notable Apple Inc.analysts, left his job at Piper Jaffray to co-found a venture capital firm called Loup Ventures with Doug Clinton and Andrew Murphy.

Look at the Jet Black Apple AirPods by ColorWare

ColorWare is now accepting orders for Apple Airpods in a variety of solid or metallic colors in a matte or glossy finish.

This Rare iPod Prototype Could Be Yours For $100,000

Rare 2002 original iPod prototype with red internal board makes its way to eBay, asking $100K.

Seiko to Re-release the Iconic Watch Worn by Steve Jobs

One of the most iconic photographs of Steve Jobs shows him sitting on the floor in this Woodside, California home while holding the first Macintosh in his lap.

Who Could Be the 'Dark Horse' in Future Tablet Wars? Amazon

Yes, they're the number one online shopping powerhouse and they dabble in other markets.

Apple Invents An Infrared Reflective Layer To Keep Case & Display Cooler In Sunlight

Apple reveals yet another kind of transparent layer to be applied to both the display and the iPhone casing to help keep them cooler when out in sunlight.

Apple To Investigate iPhone 7 Plus That "Blew Up"

Apple says it is ‘looking into’ viral video that shows an iPhone 7 Plus catching fire.

Third-Party Screen Repairs No Longer Void iPhone Warranty

Apple is apparently changing its long-standing policy regarding third-party iPhone screen repairs.

The iPhone SE Is Just The Tip Of The Iceberg For Apple In India

The last couple months there has been a lot of buzz about Apple soon starting to manufacture the iPhone SE in India so as to make it more affordable for the Indian consumer.

Apple Is Going On Wireless Charging Ahead of iPhone 8

Apple is widely expected to launch its first iPhone with wireless charging capabilities later this year.

Woman Finds Lost Locked iPhone And Discovers Far too much About its Owner

A woman has a stark warning about the dangers of losing your iPhone – and inadvertently giving strangers personal information in the process.

Google Updates Gboard For iOS With New Emoji And Voice Typing

Apple upgraded Messages in iOS 10 to include a ton of new features, but that doesn’t mean that Google is giving up on Gboard, its third-party iOS keyboard.

Apple Slams Trump Order Rescinding Transgender Protections

Apple criticized President Donald Trump's decision to roll back federal protections for transgender students in schools.

iOS 10.2.1 Has Reduced Unexpected iPhone 6s Shutdown Issues By 80%

Over the past couple of iPhone versions users have complained of “unexpected” shutdowns of their devices.

Apple to Open First Argentinian Apple Store in Buenos Aires in 2018

Apple is planning to open an Apple Store in Buenos Aires in 2018, according to Gizmodo en Español. The store will be Apple's first official retail location in Argentina, but it is not yet clear where it will be located in the city. 

Touch ID Could Be Replaced with ‘Acoustic Imaging Technology’

Apple may be gearing up to replace its iconic Touch ID fingerprint sensor with an advanced new form of acoustic bio-recognition hardware.

Apple's iTunes Remote Updated With Two-Factor Authentication

Apple on Thursday updated its iTunes Remote app for iPhones and iPads with support for two-factor authentication

Federal Court Rules Police Can't Force Building-wide iPhone Fingerprint Unlocks

Possibly reversing recent trends in law enforcement, a U.S. federal court in Illinois has ruled that warrants can't be used to demand broad fingerprint unlocks for all of the devices in a building, such as Apple iPhones.

Cellebrite Can Now Unlock iPhone 6 And 6+

Cellebrite —the firm thought to be responsible for helping the FBI extract data from the iPhone of San Bernardino shooter Syed Rizwan Farook.