Apple's applied for a patent that would allow your iPhone to perform self-maintenance and repair while you're otherwise occupied.

The startup uses technology to read emotion by analyzing facial expressions.

Here's a great fix for when your iPhone's App Store app is on the fritz.

Brian Raub says a developer from India is copying his material verbatim in a number of apps on the App Store.

The hottest trend in baby naming could be on your iPhone already.

It's a sad day for the Apple community.

In an internal email, the CEO asked Apple employees to honor Jobs' legacy.

Getting slightly excited about next week's Apple event.

The line was made famous by Apple co-founder Steve Jobs.

The tour will be led by Apple’s Vice President of Education John Couch.

Apple has launched a new advertising campaign that’s built around the tagline, “Everything changes with iPad.”

Apple Watch snafus led the news during the week that was.

Apple has begun accepting donations from iTunes Store and App Store customers who wish to help the victims of the recent earthquake in Nepal.

The days of waiting in line for product launches are over, according to a memo from Apple retail chief Angela Ahrendts.

Apple's newest research facility in Yokohama, Japan will start construction sometime this year and will look out of this world.

The film made its premier this weekend at SXSW in Austin, Texas.

The move was made due to the country's weaker currency compared to the U.S dollar.

Adding an Apple retail store to a mall can lift overall sales by 10 percent.

Woz attended the FCC vote today in Washington, D.C.

Take a look at an Apple video compared to tech giants like Google, Twitter, and others.

The release date is expected to make “Steve Jobs” recent enough for serious consideration during awards season.

The currently shooting biopic directed by Danny Boyle isn’t the only upcoming film of note about Steve Jobs.

Rogen somewhat resembles Wozniak. But Fassbender looks almost nothing like the film’s titular and central character.

The film is simply called “Steve Jobs,” the same title as the authorized biography it’s based on, written by Walter Isaacson.