A federal jury has ordered Apple to pay $532.9 million in a patent infringement case.

Apple continues to market the device as a fashion accessory.

The Pebble Time Kickstarter project concludes on March 27.

The Apple Watch arrives in stores in April.

No surprise: Apple Watch sales could dominate the smart watch market.

We've just launched a brand new website dedicated entirely to Apple Watch. We'll explain what you can expect and why Apple Watch warrants its own destination.

The new initiative will launch at Apple Stores in the U.S. starting early next month.

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Apple's mobile payment system should launch in Europe soon.

Apple’s first wearable device will hit the market sometime in April and start at $349.

Users have until March 30 to convert their account into an Apple ID.

The new Photos app will replace both iPhoto and Aperture.

A new report last week said that Apple is also planning to offer a public beta of the software sometime next month.

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It was another busy week on the Apple Watch news front. We also heard news about a new iOS beta testing program for non-developers.

The well-respected writer now believes that one variant of the Apple Watch Edition could cost $20,000.

For the first time, Apple will offer iOS public betas later this year.

A number of employees with automotive hardware experience have apparently joined the project.

An executive of the office supply store recently said 30 percent of purchases made from the iOS app use the mobile payment system.

LoopPay's secure payment technology can be used at any existing magnetic card stripe reader, a big advantage compared to Apple's system.

Xiaomi took home the top spot in China during 2014.

Here's an updated list of the banks and retail stores that accept Apple Pay.

If true, it would add another spark to the secure mobile payment system.