Consumer Reports has chimed in with its take on the issue questioning the durability of the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus.

Consumer Reports likes this year's iPhones. They liked some others even more.

Consumer Reports once again has some unkind words for the iPhone.

Consumer Reports is out with the organization’s latest tablet survey and in a surprising twist, the new iPad scores best among the recommended tablets. This comes just weeks after the U.S. watchdog group found that Apple’s latest tablet runs hotter than its predecessor, the iPad 2.

Surprise, surprise! Consumer Reports finds fault with the new Apple TV.

Consumer Reports has examined the new white iPhone 4, and has determined it is exactly the same size as the original black iPhone 4 model. Accordingly, both models are 0.37 inches in thickness. This news follows numerous reports indicating that the white iPhone was noticeably thicker than its black counterpart.

Two months after criticizing the Verizon iPhone, Consumer Reports calls the iPad the best tablet available on the market. The news is available online and in the publication’s May 2010 print edition.

Consumer Reports published a petty review of the Verizon iPhone 4. With it, they deny the handset a place on its list of recommended smart phones.

The popular unbiased product review site, Consumer Reports, has recently released an iOS application. For $9.99/year, users get to take advantage of a barcode scanning app which puts all the reviews of Consumer Reports at their fingertips. If you're thinking of buying this app, do so now, because at the beginning of next year it's price is going up to $14.99/year. Read on to find out more...

iOS4 bugs, Consumer Reports non recomendation of the iPhone 4 and find out how to get F-Zero on your iPad. We have all this and more on today's AppAdvice Daily.

Consumer Reports' decision not to recommend the iPhone 4 has now gone mainstream and has relaunched the debacle around the new iPhone's antenna. Yet, they got it all wrong.

Despite Consumer Reports' announcement that they "can't recommend" the iPhone 4, the site has granted the handset super-high marks, labelling it the best on the market.

Moderators over at Apple's support forum have started pulling posts regarding Consumer Reports' recent announcement, stating that they "can't recommend" the iPhone 4 due to its infamous antenna issue. Read on to find out more about this fiasco.

Consumer Reports has announced that it "can't recommend the iPhone 4" due to the well-reported antenna issue that has affected a great many users. Read on to find out more about the report, including an inexpensive fix!