One of the most derided and useless parts of the iPhone and iPod experience may be getting a welcome makeover.

One analyst says iPhone sales will drop because of stricter upgrade policies from wireless carriers.

The wild and wacky story of the search for a lost prototype iPhone 4S has apparently come to a close with a settlement.

You won’t exactly be surprised, but it looks like teenagers are pining over iPhones and iPads just like mom and dad.

On April 20, a fifth U.S. carrier will begin selling the iPhone 4S and iPhone 4. nTelos, a regional carrier that provides service in Virginia and West Virginia, and in parts of Maryland, Ohio, Kentucky, and North Carolina, today announced it would start selling Apple’s handset in two weeks.

While Apple’s stock has continued to soar as fast as its sales, one analyst says there is no end in sight to the company’s growth.

Were you one of the millions that turned in your old handset last October to get your hands on the iPhone 4S? That might have been a huge mistake if the latest iPhone 5 rumor is correct.

Almost six months after its introduction, the iPhone 4S is continuing the lead the smartphone pack at Verizon, Sprint, and AT&T.

While the iMac will apparently receive an anti-reflective screen in its next refresh, would the option ever work for the iPhone or iPad?

If you need anymore convincing of Apple's power around the world, look no further than Japan.

Siri, Apple's voice assistant, is popular with consumers. Still, it could do a lot more.

A new survey shows Best Buy sells almost as many iPhones as does Apple. More surprisingly, is just how poorly Walmart does at selling the handset.

Why didn’t Apple move Siri to the new iPad? Here are some thoughts.

China Telecom officially launched the iPhone 4S on Friday, having taken a massive 200,000 pre-orders for the long-awaited handset.

New 1080p video in iTunes looks better without a huge increase in file size.

The new iSight moniker is being retroactively applied to both the rear cameras of the iPhone 4S and iPhone 4.

Now iPhone 4S users on AT&T’s HSDPA network are getting a little something extra in the new iOS 5.1 update that went live today.

Sprint, the third largest wireless network in the US, has announced that it has committed to buying a minimum of 24 million iPhones over the next few years. This news arrived via Sprint’s most recent 10-K filing with the SEC and first reported by Barrons.

Most iPhones are made in China. Still, many Chinese make so little that they cannot afford Apple’s popular handset. For these folks, merchants are now offering what is perhaps the biggest knockoff since a fake Apple retail store popped up in the world's most populous country last year.

A new security bug in iOS 5.0.1 could allow others access to contacts and the calling features of an iPhone, thereby bypassing password protection. Luckily, the breach is “majorly difficult” to pull off, according to The Verge.

Apple seems to be on track for another late-year iPhone release. And another. And another.

A pair of new iPhone 4S ads continue peddling Siri in creative, heartwarming ways.

It's rather fair to say that the launch of Apple's iPhone 4S in China hasn't gone smoothly. After postponing the handset's launch in Apple Retail Stores (which enraged egg-throwing scalpers) the company's Apple Online Store stock rapidly sold out. Some customers were able to get their handset from a retail store via an online reservation system, which was introduced less than a week ago. However, Apple fans in China are now able to order the iPhone 4S from the country's Online Store, and according to one Apple employee, online orders should be with customers by March 2 at the latest.