How the iPhone Changed the Telecommunications Industry?

The Apple iPhone is 10 years old. The device not only turned Apple into one of the world's most valuable companies, helping to boost its stock price more than 700%, it also changed the way we invest and trade stocks. 

​Apple Patent Describes Bringing Facial Recognition to Macs

We’ve been hearing a lot about the 3D camera system in the iPhone 8 being capable of facial recognition to allow automatic login without Touch ID or passcode.

Foster + Partners–designed Apple Store Approved For Historic Carnegie Library In D.C.

Foster & Partners–designed Apple store approved for historic Carnegie Library in D.C..

Apple Planning to Launch Three New OLED iPhones in 2018

Earlier this year, a supply chain report said that Apple plans to make all of its iPhones with an OLED screen by 2019.

Fender's Web And iOS Guitar Apps Can Teach You to Play Your First Song In Minutes

Fender claims its web and iOS guitar apps can teach you to play your first song in minutes.

Qualcomm Officially Files Patent Infringement Suit Against Apple

​As it continues its ongoing battle with Apple, Qualcomm today has officially filed a patent infringement lawsuit against the company, seeking an import ban on the iPhone.

iPhone 6 With Secure Enclave Unlocked By Cellebrite In Course Of Investigation

Apple's Secure Enclave having been penetrated by third party hacking tools.

Some Researchers Think Apple’s Bug Bounty Program Isn’t Competitive

Apple is being criticized because iOS and the structure of its bounty program are disincentivizing hackers from reporting bugs.

Apple Software Engineers Join WebVR Virtual Reality Accessibility Group

​A trio of Apple developers have officially joined the WebVR Community Group, a W3C-hosted community initiative that strives to deliver virtual reality experiences through basic web browsers.

Jay Z’s New Album Goes Platinum Without Apple Music’s Help

It’s only been out since last week, but Jay Z’s 4:44 album has already gone platinum, according to the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).

Apple AirPods 2 Could Become Fitness Trackers

Apple AirPods 2 could become fitness trackers if new patent is anything to go by.

Apple iOS 10.3.2 Is Causing New Problems

Apple iOS 10.3.2 is a deceptively important update, but unfortunately it also carries a serious problem - and Apple has just made it a lot worse.

Houses Near Apple Park Met With Increased Tourism

Houses near Apple Park met with increased tourism and rising real estate values.

Black Apple AirPods Are Available Now, But Not From Apple

Now you too can differentiate yourself from the masses of people wearing the plain white Apple AirPod wireless headphones.

Apple News May Let Publishers Charge Readers

Apple may be planning to loosen its tight control of the way ads are run on the Apple News app.

​Apple Releases Sixth iOS 10.3.3 + macOS 10.12.6 Betas

Apple has made available the sixth beta of iOS 10.3.3 and macOS 10.12.6 to developers for testing.

Apple to Report Q3 2017 Earnings On Aug. 1

Apple on Wednesday announced it will on Aug. 1 reveal quarterly earnings for the third fiscal quarter of 2017.

Apple Stores At CambridgeSide And Danbury Fair Reopen July 8

Apple stores at CambridgeSide and Danbury Fair will reopen Saturday, July 8 at 10:00 a.m. local time.

Imagination Tech’s Annual Report slams Apple’s ‘Highly Regrettable'

The annual report of Imagination Tech – the company whose GPU designs are used under license in the iPhone and iPad – describes statements made by Apple as ‘unsubstantiated’ and ‘highly regrettable.’

Apple Disrupts Silicon Valley With Another Eye-Catcher: Its New Home

Apple Park, the future headquarters of Apple, under construction in May in Cupertino, Calif.

US Government Reportedly Set to Intervene in Apple $15bn Ireland Tax

In a first formal step opposing the blockbuster tax ruling by the European Union, the U.S. government has reportedly filed with the European Union General Court to opposition the $14.8 billion mandate by the European Commission.

Your iPhone 7 May Have Been Manufactured By A Coal Worker

At the massive factories that build iPhones for Apple in China, there are slow production seasons, and there are busy seasons.

Apple Fan Puts New Tech into Classic Movies

Do you remember the time Laurel and Hardy rocked an iPhone on screen in one of their movie collaborations? Or what about when Audrey Hepburn and Julie Andrews used one of Apple’s handsets to snap a selfie at the 1965 Oscars?

'iPhone 8' Might Have 3D Sensor Scanning Accuracy And Facial Recognition

Apple might launch the highly anticipated #iPhone 8 with a 3-D#facial recognition scanner.