Apple has just posted its 2016 Q1 results, and it's been yet another stellar quarter for the company from Cupertino. Amid constant rumors that Apple's flagship smartphone, the iPhone 6s/6s Plus isn't doing as well as the company had hoped, Apple has once again produced numbers that its competition can only dream of.
Apple has just dropped new firmware update, tvOS 9.1.1, for the new Apple TV 4. It's available to download right now both as an OTA (Over-The-Air) option and as an update from iTunes.
A new patent application shows what Apple may have in mind for the iPhone, with curved wraparound displays very much the order of the day. Apple is expected to dump LCD screens in favor of a flexible OLED solution by 2018, making this new patent particularly pertinent.
Could this be our very first look at the 4-inch iPhone 6c from Apple? Check out the video for yourself and be the judge.
Apple has won a long-running patent case against Samsung, but we somehow doubt the infringing party will be too concerned, even though it has been ordered to cease selling devices that infringe upon Apple's patents in their current form.
Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2016 event dates have potentially been revealed, according to Moscone Center's own calendar of events.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has used a recent rally at Liberty University in Virginia to bring Apple into his push to become the most powerful man in the world. Speaking at the rally, Trump managed to go through his usual repertoire designed to shock Americans into showing some kind of support in the hope of serious change occurring. However, this time the billionaire mentioned Apple into his speech by claiming that he would force the company to bring its hardware production to the United States should he become successful in his bid for the presidency.
Customers of the App Store in select regions are about to notice that their games and apps are slightly more expensive than they used to be. Check to see if you are going to be affected by this change.
A new report is suggesting that Apple has plans to put the Apple Watch 2 into production a lot sooner than initially expected. The information suggests that Apple will once again utilize the manufacturing services and expertise of China-based Quanta to produce the second-generation of its popular wearable. If true, it means that not only will Apple begin production of the device earlier than expected, but also introduces an interesting situation from a manufacturing perspective.
In a recent interview with BBC, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said that it is "obvious" that Apple is building an electric car and that its endeavors are an "open secret".
















