Apple Computers Are Most Reliable, According to Rescuecom Repair Data

Apple, in addition to the highest U.S. market share among computer manufacturers, is also the most reliable brand, handily beating out a group of competitors that includes Samsung, Dell, and Lenovo.

Apple's AirPower Wireless Charging Pad is Probably Launching Any Day Now

The wait for Apple's 3-in-1 AirPower wireless charging pad that can charge an iPhone 8 or X, Apple Watch, and AirPods all at once may soon be over.

YouTube for iOS Gains a Dark Theme, Rolling Out Today

Dark theme is now official and rolling out today.

Apple WWDC 2018 Starts on June 4: Here's What to Expect

Apple's plans for the rest of 2018 and beyond are about to come into focus. The company has announced that its annual developers conference will take place in San Jose, Calif. during the first week of June.

Apple at Work on 11-inch iPad Pro, No New iPhones in First Half of 2018

Apple is allegedly working on an iPad Pro measuring around 11 inches, which also quashed the idea of any imminent iPhone SE refresh.

Apple Swift is Already one of the Ten Most Popular Programming Languages

In 2014, Apple announced a programming language designed to replace Objective-C in creating apps for iOS and macOS. Four years later, it has already become one of the most popular among developers.

The Hong Kong Patent Office Grants Apple 6 iPhone X Design Patents

On Friday China's Hong Kong Patent Office officially granted Apple 6 sets of iPhone X design patents.

Google And Apple Compete For AI Startups

Almost every tech company is now considering artificial intelligence (AI) to boost their sales. Now, Google and Apple are racing to acquire the most promising AI startups.

22 Percent of iPhone Owners Intend to Upgrade to New Model in 2018

Apple's iPhone business is trending toward lower growth, but higher predictability.

Apple macOS malware soared 270% in 2017

Mac malware increased by 270% in 2017, compared to 2016, a report by MalwareBytes has revealed, with four new major Mac vulnerabilities uncovered in the first two months of 2018.

Apple Music Now Boasts More Than 38 Million Subscribers

Apple Music may have gotten off to a shaky start, but the streaming service now boasts more than 38 million subscribers according to a recent statement from Apple executive Eddy Cue.

Apple Makes Deal for its First Animated Series with ‘Bob’s Burgers’ Creator

​Apple had added yet another show to its growing list of to be produced original content.

Apple Watch Wristband Sensor Claims to Detect Potassium in Your Blood — without Needles

The AliveCor KardiaBand, a sensor compatible with the Apple Watch, can detect dangerous levels of potassium in blood with 94 percent accuracy.

Apple is Buying the ‘Netflix of Magazines’ for an Undisclosed Amount

Apple is buying a digital magazine subscription service known as the “Netflix of magazines,” which lets readers access over 200 magazines for a monthly fee.

Apple Releases iOS 11.3 Beta 5 for iPhone and iPad

Apple today seeded the fifth beta of an upcoming iOS 11.3 update to developers and public for testing purposes

New Entry-Level Mac Notebook Expected to Adopt Retina Display, Likely Launch at WWDC in June

Earlier this month, KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reported that Apple is expected to introduce a cheaper MacBook Air sometime during the second quarter of the year

Apple Maps Now Includes Bike-sharing Locations in 179 Cities

Apple and Ito World have partnered to bring bike-sharing dock information to Apple Maps.

Filza File Manager ‘FilzaElectracuted’ for iOS 11 Electra Jailbreak Released

At first, we welcomed Filza into your lives for all of our file structure navigational needs.

DataMeter Has Been Updated for iOS 11

DataMeter has been updated for iOS 11, which means you could use the tweak on your iOS 11 jailbreak if you have purchsed it.

Apple VP Who Oversaw Construction of Futuristic Apple Park Campus Retiring

An Apple vice president who oversaw the company’s real estate, including the construction of the new Apple Park campus, is retiring, according to Cupertino city officials.

App for iOS Allows the Apple iPhone 7 Plus to Copy the Black Portrait Lighting Background

Those with the Apple iPhone 7 Plus might understandably wish they had upgraded to the Apple iPhone 8 Plus or Apple iPhone X, especially if they like the Portrait Lighting feature on the new models.

Scaffolding Rises at Apple’s Fifth Avenue Construction Site, Signaling Return of Iconic Glass Cube

As seen in new photos taken outside the work site, familiar cube-sized scaffolding has risen above the construction barriers at Apple’s flagship Fifth Avenue store in New York City.

Apple Scores with Millennials as ‘Most Intimate Brand’

In just 24 hours, Apple went from being ho-hum in charisma to number one in brand intimacy.

'GrayKey' iPhone unlock in Use By Indiana Police, Documents Reveal

A recently exposed forensic tool called "GrayKey" —sold as being able to hack into iOS 11 devices like the iPhone 8 and iPhone X —is being used by at least one regional police force in the U.S.In a purchase order dated Feb. 21,the Indiana State Policebought one GrayKey unit costing $500, and a $14,500 annual license covering 300 unlocks,Motherboardreported on Friday. Developer Grayshift sells two versions of GrayKey —an online-only, limited-use license costing $15,000, and a $30,000 offline version without restrictions. The Indiana State Police received a $500 discount for their first year.Emails obtained byMotherboardsuggest the agency was extremely eager to sign up."This is a RUSH request because item is needed ASAP for evidence gathering for current cases. Please review and forward for approval," one official wrote to a peer on Feb. 20.In another document, the agency indicated that GrayKey will be used in everything from "high profile murder cases to crim...