According to Apple, the update provides a security fix for SSL connection verification.

After some backlash, T-Mobile is out with a new deal for BlackBerry users.

Look at this amazing photo showing work being done at the site of Apple's Campus 2.

The Apple iTunes Festival has been announced, an Apple patent filing from 2008 is making headlines, and a must have charitable app.

The proposed technology can also sense other biometric data like temperature, perspiration, and heartbeat.

Apple has just updated its iTunes Connect website, particularly the developer portal's Sales and Trends section.

This laughable teaser video from the Chinese company mocks both Apple and Samsung.

Here's a look at just some of the stories we covered during the week that was.

Apple and Google have been rejecting developer submissions for games with "Flappy" in their titles.

Apple has been praised by Greenpeace following the company's publication of its 2014 Supplier Responsibility Report.

What do you think Cupertino should do with the Apple TV?

Here's the latest news on Apple's so-called "iWatch."

Comcast's plans for Time Warner Cable may influence Apple going forward.

Apple and Samsung cannot reach an agreement ahead of a new trial.

Here's one of the reasons Wall Street loves Google, not Apple.

Phil Schiller and Scott Forstall, among others, are expected to make an appearance during Apple and Samsung's upcoming patent trial.

It's almost the end of the line for the iPad 2, which was first launched in March 2011.

But in an interesting twist, it could be near the end of 2014 before the device is actually on sale.

Here is why future iOS devices will be thinner and lighter than current models.

Forget the “iWatch,” or even the “iTV.” An upcoming new Apple product category could be the “iAnywhere.'

A misplaced time capsule that contained something from Steve Jobs has finally been unearthed. It will be opened on national television on Feb. 25.

Apple is the best employer in the world, right?

Apple is looking for someone to work on "new platforms as of now unannounced."

As a separate company, iTunes Inc. would rank No. 130 in the United States.