China's iOS App Store overtakes Japan's and is continuing to rocket
The Chinese App Store has just hit a significant milestone.
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Apple is still refusing to unlock iPhone 5s in New York drugs case
Apple isn't backing down in this case, either.
Apple engineers note that hackers are the real danger to our security
Apple engineers have spoken out about the biggest threat to our iPhones.
MLB says multitasking features have boosted live viewing in At Bat for iPad
Apple's multitasking features mean iPad owners are enjoying more sport than ever before.
Jony Ive designs custom yellow iPad Pro, Smart Cover and Apple Pencil case for auction
Ive's new "single edition" product set carries a big guide price.
Naked Labs launches a home body scanner for fitness that connects to iOS
This could be the perfect product for fitness fans.
Last year, Apple recovered $40 million in gold through its recycling efforts
The company's recently introduced robot, Liam, will no doubt be behind this.
Here's more proof that Apple is removing the headphone jack on its 'iPhone 7'
The leaked image indicates that we'll have no audio jack (and no camera bump!) on the next-generation iPhone.
The FBI might not be able to disclose that iPhone 5c flaw to Apple
This is because the group who hacked the handset maintains legal ownership of the method.
Amazon's Kindle Oasis is its thinnest Kindle, but also its most expensive
Amazon's latest addition to the Kindle line, called the Kindle Oasis, is all about breaking records and milestones for the e-commerce giant.
The Jan. 1, 1970 iOS device-breaking bug is back for pre-iOS 9.3.1 devices
Updating to the latest iOS release is now more important than ever.
FBI used 'pro hackers' to get into the San Bernardino iPhone 5c
The FBI put together a group including at least one "gray hat" hacker.
The BBC releases a dedicated iPlayer Kids app for children's TV
Parents are really going to love this.
London Met gives up on its plans for an iPad-equipped police force
The London Met's ambitious scheme has been canned after £6 million was invested.
Apple removes a bunch of Reddit apps from the App Store, then re-adds them
The developers behind the apps in question aren't happy with Apple's actions.
Apple is joining forces with China-based Inspur to bring its cloud-based services in-house
There would be plenty of benefits if Apple did make such a move.
Expect an 's' upgrade for the Apple Watch this year, with major design change in 2017
It could be we see internal improvements made to the second-generation Apple Watch, and little else.
Apple's latest Apple TV ad stars Michael B. Jordan and Kobe Bryant
Here's Apple's latest ad: it focuses on the Apple TV's support for Siri.
T-Mobile's 'uncarrier' model could be heading to Europe
T-Mobile Netherlands could use the same approach as its U.S. counterpart in order to save the network.
The upcoming Ding Dong Delivery offers gamers a Crossy Road-meets-Paperboy experience
Fans of Crossy Road are going to love Ding Dong Delivery.
It looks like Game Center is finally behaving itself under iOS 9.3.2
The so-called "white screen of death" could be fixed with iOS 9.3.2.
Leaked encryption bill is 'absurd' and technologically ignorant
A copy of the controversial bill has just hit the Web.
The success of the iPhone SE is good news for shareholders
One analyst thinks the iPhone SE is going to bring in a lot of additional revenue for Apple.
Apple's fight over encryption is only just beginning
Cupertino is battling the U.S. government in at least two further cases.
