Apple Blames Third-party Battery for Exploding Headphones

Apple has blamed a third-party battery for the explosion of a pair of noise-cancelling headphones.

Alleged iPhone 8, iPhone 7s, and iPhone 7s Plus Molds Leaked

​A trio of molds from China claim to show the shape and design of Apple's 2017 iPhone lineup

Deleted iPhone Notes Remain Stored In iCloud Even After 30 Days

iPhone notes written and stored in the handset’s Notes app and synced to iCloud remain stored even when they’ve been deleted by the user.

iTunes Launches Sale and LEGO-Themed Makeover for Digital Release of 'The LEGO Batman Movie'

Apple today gave the iTunes Movies storefront a small visual overhaul to coincide with the digital home release of The LEGO Batman Movie

Apple Shares New iPhone 7 Photography Tutorial Videos

Earlier this month, Apple launched a new "How to Shoot on iPhone 7" website and video series featuring short tutorials designed to help users take advantage of the camera features built into the iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus.

“Today at Apple” Launches Worldwide

“Today at Apple” kicked off this weekend with new in-store programming around the world, including Photo Walks and Kids Hour at all 495 Apple stores.

Apple's $1,000 iPhone 8 May Devour Your Wallet

The next iPhone 8 will boast a 5.8-inch display with OLED technology and 3D-sensing​ augmented reality capabilities.

Apple Ends 2011 MacBook Pro Graphics Repair Program

Apple repair program come to an end for the 2011 Macbook Pro models.

Apple Music’s Three-month Trial Is No Longer Free In Australia, Spain, And Switzerland

Apple Music’s three-month trial is no longer free in Australia, Spain, and Switzerland.

Apple Seen Upgrading Laptops Amid Microsoft Surface Threat

Apple plans to announce an update to its laptop lineup at an annual conference for app developers in early June.

Microsoft is Stealing the iOS Control Center for Windows 10

As part of some big improvements coming to Windows 10, Microsoft is stealing the iOS Control Center to give users a quick and easy way of changing display brightness and toggling settings from the desktop.

Apple Music Says It Could Have 400 Million Listeners—But It Would Rather Make Money

Apple Music says it could have 400 million listeners— but it would rather make money.

Number of Siri-style AI Assistants Will Overtake Humans by 2021

The number of AI assistants by 2021 will outnumber the current world population, according to market research group Ovum’s new Digital Assistant and Voice AI–Capable Device Forecast.

Apple Stock Was Down 3.3% at Market Close on Wednesday.

Apple shares closed at $150.25 as opposed to $155.47 at close on Tuesday.

Retail Chief Angela Ahrendts Talks ‘Today At Apple’ And More

Apple Retail chief Angela Ahrendts has appeared in a video interview promoting the new Today at Apple initiative launching at Apple Stores.

Google's Android O Changes 'blob' Emoji to More iOS-like Circular Shape

With Android O, due later this year, Google will be changing the look of its emoji to a look more consistent with the icons seen in Apple's iOS 10.

Google Maps joins Apple Maps in 3D coverage of Apple Park

Google Maps joins Apple Maps in 3D coverage of Apple Park, but very out of date images

Apple Takes Risk By Telling Chinese Chat Apps to Disable 'Tip' Functions

Apple has told several Chinese social networking apps to disable their "tip" functions to comply with App Store rules, according to executives at WeChat and other companies. 

Tim Cook Spotted Testing Apple Watch-Connected Glucose Monitor

Apple CEO Tim Cook test-drove a device that tracks his blood sugar, hinting at Apple's interest in the space.

Apple's Tim Cook Talks Tech with Accessibility Advocates for Global Accessibility Awareness Day

In honor of Global Accessibility Awareness Day, Tim Cook invited a trio of YouTubers to Apple’s campus. For instance, YouTuber Rikki Poynter sat down with Cook to discuss Accessibility and Apple’s role in that area. For those unfamiliar, Poynter is a 25-year-old deaf YouTuber who started out with a focus on beauty products but has since switched to advocacy for closed captioning, signing, and the deaf culture.

Former Starbucks Worker Says Attending Apple's Developer Academy Was 'Opportunity of My Life'

Apple's first iOS Developer Academy opened in Naples, Italy last October, providing 200 students with practical skills and experience to help turn their app ideas into reality and bring them to market on the App Store.

Apple Makes iOS 10.3.3 Beta Available to Public Beta Participants

​A day after the developer release, Apple has made the first public beta available for iOS 10.3.3 for the iPhone and iPad.

Apple's iPhone Retention Rate At 92% This Year

Those loyal Apple Inc. AAPL 3.36% customers with 92 percent of iPhone customers somewhat or likely to upgrade their phone in the next 12 months.

Four Apple Suppliers Get Dragged into Qualcomm conflict

Qualcomm has filed a complaint against manufacturers Foxconn, Pegatron, Wistron and Compal as part of its ongoing conflict with Apple.