U2 is not to blame for the end of Apple's 'Single of the week' promotion
The "Single of the week" was first introduced in 2004.
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A new AppZapp tool tells you how much your iOS apps are worth
You might be surprised by how much your apps are worth.
Quanta reportedly going on hiring sprees for 12-inch MacBook Air and Apple Watch
Apple’s rumored 12-inch MacBook Air could be launched within the next couple of months.
Apple rolls out a tailored 'Games for Kids' section on the App Store
Users can browse games categorized by different age ranges.
Apple is cracking down on European Union users who abuse the new 14-day app return policy
The loophole would allow users to basically download paid apps for free.
Apple releases fourth beta version of iOS 8.2 to developers
The new beta version specifically allows users to connect via Bluetooth to an Apple Watch.
It's an open road for Apple's CarPlay as new manufacturers sign up
CarPlay is proving to be another success for Apple.
Simple ways to protect your iPhone and save some money
Consider these simple steps to ensure that your iPhone survives the life of its contract.
'Je suis Charlie' app quickly approved at behest of Apple CEO Tim Cook
The developers of the "Je suis Charlie" app, who hail from southern France, wrote directly to Apple CEO Tim Cook.
The AppAdvice week in review: Plenty to love at this year's CES, as eyes remain on Apple Watch
It was a huge week in technology thanks to CES 2015.
Apple works its magic on new storefront display featuring iPad Smart Covers
Apple is working its own brand of magic to call attention to a new storefront display featuring iPad Smart Covers.
Apple's iPhone is still the most popular camera on Flickr
Apple is still not the most popular camera brand on Flickr, but its iPhone remains the most popular camera on Yahoo’s photo-sharing network.
No, the iPod shuffle won’t be joining the iPod Classic in the graveyard anytime soon
A new report says component supplier changes are to blame for the shipping delays.
Apple Pay could arrive in Canada as early as March
The mobile payment system could arrive in the Great White North simultaneously with the Apple Watch.
For the first time, Apple iPhone supplies have finally caught up with demand
Apple will announce its first quarter results for 2015 on Jan. 27.
App Store prices rise in Canada, Norway, Russia and most of Europe
Apple announced the price hikes earlier in the week.
Lawsuit filed against Apple over allegedly faulty MacBook logic boards dismissed by judge
The proposed class action lawsuit filed last May against Apple over allegedly faulty MacBook logic boards has just been dismissed.
Apple hires longtime HP executive to boost corporate and government sales
Apple has hired a longtime executive at Hewlett-Packard in a bid to boost its corporate and government sales.
Apple says 'Je Suis Charlie' following Paris terrorist attack
Apple joins a growing chorus of those supporting freedom of speech.
Apple announces impressive App Store numbers
It was a great year to be an iOS developer in 2014.
Which Apple Watch model should you choose?
It's not too early to decide which Apple Watch is right for you.
The iPod shuffle may be the next Apple product to go
The iPod shuffle might not make it to its 10th birthday.
Apple to expand iOS prerelease testing program to include retail store employees
Apple is reportedly set to expand its testing program for prerelease versions of iOS to include select retail store employees.
Apple to implement App Store price changes in Canada, Russia and Europe
Apple is set to implement pricing changes on its commercial software distribution platform in Canada, Russia, and certain countries in Europe.
