In what we are sure will be music to the ears of all inside Apple, the market for wireless earphones has grown throughout the past year according to a recent research.
According to a new report, Apple's iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus were the best selling smartphones in the US during September, October and November, with Google's Pixel and Pixel XL also making waves in the market.
Apparently, some of Apple's MacBooks come with real coins hidden inside the chassis and nobody seems to know why.
iPhone may be extremely popular, but has shown signs of dwindling sales in recent months, with the Cupertino-based company expected to combat that this year with a radical redesign, which could potentially include a bezel-less shell with a full frontal OLED display. A recently discovered patent could provide Apple with the necessary technology to achieve that goal, referencing a display that "may occupy the entire front face."
Apple and German lens company Carl Zeiss are apparently in cahoots to bring a new augmented reality product to market, according to a notoriously accurate Apple commentator.
A new report leaked out of Asia is suggesting that Apple has decided not to invoke the aluminum supply services of Foxconn for this year's iPhone, instead choosing to purchase stainless steel casings from Jabil with the intention of changing the outer material which forms the main body of the upcoming iPhone.
Apple has seeded to developers tvOS 10.1.1 beta 2 for Apple TV and watchOS 3.1.3 beta 2 for Apple Watch. Here are the details.
Apple has today taken an additional step in the progression of macOS Sierra by releasing the third pre-release seed of macOS 10.12.3 to users registered on the Apple Developer Program and with compatible Mac hardware.
KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo is starting 2017 off with a bang by making some predictions pertaining to Apple's 2017 plans for its iPad range.
It may seem difficult to believe, but today marks the 10th anniversary of Steve Jobs introducing the iPhone to the world for the very first time.
