In celebration of Boxing Day, Apple has discounted a bunch of albums in its iTunes Stores for Canada and Britain.

Apple has spoken out against a controversial bill that could be passed in the United Kingdom.

Londoners can get free transport on the Underground (and more) provided they use their MasterCard with Apple Pay.

At long last, Apple’s Personal Pickup service has crossed the pond.

Both TSB and Tesco Bank, two big banks in Britain, have added support for Apple Pay, too.

In the United Kingdom, tvOS has just got a lot better.

Apple Pay has come to two more banks in the United Kingdom.

Apple’s mobile payment service has crossed the pond.

Apple Pay transactions in the U.K. will be strictly limited, at least at first.

Take a look at Apple's new fold-out charger for the United Kingdom.

Apple has increased the price of its iOS and Mac Developer Program in at least a couple of countries.

Negotiations between the Cupertino-based tech giant and at least one of the top banks in Britain have reportedly proved “tricky.”

British carrier O2 is letting customers turn their iPhones into makeshift credit cards.

This week, we're talking Dubai, Secret app, and the 2014 iTunes Festival London.

Apple this week is offering certain Newsstand magazine issues at no cost to customers of the U.K. App Store.

Apple's iTunes Festival is coming to London, England this September.

Apple launched its new iPod touch overseas, South Korea complained about Apple's App Store, and more happened this past week.

This week, we're looking at some of Apple's international price drops, music streaming in Britain, and some international app news.

Britain's Official Singles Chart is set to take Spotify-streamed tracks into account for the first time ever.

The BBC's iPlayer Radio is finally set to receive support for show downloads.

This week we're discussing Apple's recently expanded iPad trade-in program, Italy's dislike of mobile IAPs, and Japan's smartphone market.

British carrier O2 is pushing on with its 4G LTE network expansion.

This week's edition of AppAdvice International takes us to Germany, China, Britain, and Turkey.