Apple is at it again. And by "it" I mean teasing the imminent iOS 7 redesign of Remote, the company's free iOS app for controlling iTunes and Apple TV.

Apple has just taken down its flagship online store in anticipation of a slew of orders from customers raring to get the iPad Air.

Apple did particularly well in performance and ease of operation.

The promo ads are currently only appearing for iOS 7 users.

Millions of people visit Apple retail stores each year. Unfortunately, that number has remained flat for a while now.

Apple and AT&T have been required to offer separate compensations to eligible class members for their alleged 3G iPad bait-and-switch scheme.

A new report now claims that Apple Retail Stores and resellers around the world have begun receiving large quantities of the device ahead of its launch on Friday, Nov. 1.

As Apple's sales have climbed, so too has its R&D spending.

The company sold 33.8 million iPhones during the period, a record for the quarter.

We'll soon know how many iPhones were sold between July and September.

This week on Shelf Control, we're going to take a look at a recently published Apple patent filing that details a method whereby users can gift iBooks e-books.

Apple has another lawsuit on its hands, this time concerning anti-poaching agreements dating back several years.

Apple seems to be hinting at another iOS 7-optimizing update for one of its apps on iOS, Remote.

Apple has begun selling the new space gray version of the non-Retina iPad mini at its retail stores.

Following a slew of major updates for its iOS and Mac apps as well as for OS X itself, the company has just issued a new software update for Apple TV.

Doors open at 8 a.m. on Nov. 1 at Apple retail stores for iPad Air sales.

Included is the first television ad for the iPad Air, entitled “Pencil.”

Apple has just added a new channel to Apple TV that's dedicated to one of the new major features of the updated iMovie apps for iOS and Mac: iMovie Theater.

Following the release of OS X Mavericks, Apple has issued updates to most of its apps for Mac.

Apple has updated its Podcasts, iTunes Movie Trailers, and Find My iPhone apps for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.

The updated iWork and iLife apps for iOS and Mac have been made available in the App Store and in the Mac App Store.

Apple announced their iPad statistics.