Apple has joined Microsoft, Cisco, Verizon, and AT&T to oppose a federal court ruling that could force American companies to hand data about foreign customers over to the U.S. government.
The Jay Z remix is available exclusively through Beats Music.
It was a busy post-WWDC week at AppAdvice. Here are just a few of the topics we followed during the week that was.
Microsoft's voice assistant for Windows Phone could find its way to the iPhone/iPod touch and iPad.
Google Glass wearers were recently grilled on The Daily Show.
Google Fit may be announced later this month.
Ten percent of iPhone owners may buy an "iWatch" during the first year.
This week's list features apps, games, and good reads for soccer fans.
If you live in Europe and own an iPhone, you should read this.
Steve Jobs once said “people don’t know what they want until you show it to them.” Vessyl could very well be one of those products.
Skype 5.0 for iPhone is now available to download on the App Store.
Bundles are here to stay, if recently announced mergers go through.
App Stores in Europe are finally catching up to those in Canada and the United States.
The Miami Heat player is also a Samsung spokesperson.
The next iOS 8 beta should drop next week.
Apple has $54.4 billion parked overseas, and out of the reach of the Internal Revenue Service.
You can now buy an original iPad mini for $199.
One in five apps is abandoned after being used once.
Three new images have been released apparently showing the next iPhone.
Honeywell's Lyric smart thermostat launches in August.
The "iWatch" won't launch until this fall, but you can already use your iPhone to improve your fitness routine.
Apple executives met with the FDA in December 2013.
Apple's third fiscal quarter ends on June 28.
