A new iPhone 8 video render has emerged potentially giving us the clearest and most accurate indication yet of what Apple's next-generation iPhone will look like.
A report on the Amazon's new Echo Show discusses new rumors of Apple's Siri-powered competitor, going on to say that Apple employees have been testing the device at their homes for a number of months, but it is unclear if it will feature a screen like Echo Show.
On being asked in a recent interview what he thought about the Amazon Echo and Google Home, here is what Apple's SVP of Worldwide Marketing Phil Schiller had to say.
Apple has today beaten its own record for the company with the highest valuation, with shares of Apple opening at a price of $149.06 per share on Monday. With around 5.2 billion shares currently outstanding, Apple's market cap sat at an eye watering $776.60 billion at that time.
Zip-Zap for iOS has been selected as Apple's Free App of the Week. It is a unique game to be made available on Apple's mobile platform, and as such is one that will keep you coming back to it over and over again for its replay value.
Native Amazon Prime Video app for Apple TV 4 release date is reportedly set for summer 2017. Here are the details on it.
A new chart shows price of iPhone 7 in different countries. It basically shows the cheapest and most expensive country to get the new iPhone 7.
After a relatively small period of calm regarding Apple's iPhone 8, we are now seeing yet another set of concept renders, but this time with a unique focal point.
According to a latest rumor, iOS 11 and macOS 10.3 will both offer a brand new Automator app which integrates the functionality from the recently-acquired Workflow app.
Friday Labs is continuing to assist the rise of the home automation revolution with the introduction of a new HomeKit-compatible WiFi-enabled smart lock. The company claims that the new Friday Lock is "the world smallest smart lock", with the hardware also looking to try and solve a number of the criticisms which have been cast onto smart lock hardware in the past.
