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iPhone 13s, gaming consoles, Christmas lights and turkeys have all been caught up in the global snarl.
A local woman is turning everyday sights into works of art—all with just her iPhone.
Find cases for the new Apple iPhone 13 from OtterBox, Casetify, Case-Mate, Apple and more
Apple made headlines — and not the good kind — last month when it announced a test of a new tool aimed at combating child exploitation. Critics quickly decried the feature's potential privacy implications, and now Apple is taking a long pit stop before moving forward with its plans.
A shortcut app called "Police" for iPhones is gaining traction following recent events showing excessive force by police officers. The shortcut enables your phone to secretly record officers.
Apple says you should feel free to use disinfectant wipes to clean your iPhone. Smartphones are notorious germ magnets, and Apple issued new gadget-cleaning guidance as the novel coronavirus outbreak spreads.
iPhone owners could get $25 from Apple after the company agreed to pay up to $500 million to settle claims over intentionally slowing down older phones to preserve older batteries.
Apple is warning about a security issue for iOS 13 users who installed certain keyboard apps.
Apple sent out invitations on Thursday for a media event next month where the company is widely expected to unveil its latest iPhone models.
iPhones. L.O.L. Surprise dolls. Nikes. They could all get more expensive if President Donald Trump follows through on his threat to expand tariffs on Chinese imports to include an additional $325 billion in goods left out last year.
Broken sleep/wake buttons on old iPhones are at the center of a new class action lawsuit.
A newly discovered privacy bug in Apple's FaceTime software allows users to hear and see the person they are calling, without the recipient even picking up.
You might see new faces at Apple stores across the Sacramento region. Apple has contracted with several local police departments to bring police officers in as extra security. This follows a months-long rash of store thefts, by a criminal ring.
Fall is a time for cozy sweaters, pumpkin spice lattes and new iPhones. This year, we're getting three new iPhones.
A company that makes semiconductors for Apple iPhones says it is recovering from a virus outbreak and expects the incident to delay shipments and raise costs.
If you were looking to Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference for big game-changing leaps or new hardware, you might have walked away a little disappointed. Monday's keynote, it turns out, was about the little things.
The new wave of "congratulations" pop-up ads promise prizes like free Amazon gift cards, iPhones, or cash in exchange for clicking on the message or submitting personal information.
A burning and smoking iPhone battery forced the evacuation of an Apple store in the Swiss city of Zurich on Tuesday.
Apple apologized for secretly slowing down older iPhones, a move it said was necessary to avoid unexpected shutdowns related to battery fatigue.
Some Apple users have discovered a bug that automatically corrects the lower-case letter "i" to "A" and a question mark symbol.
A bold heist at a San Francisco mall. The target? The brand new iPhone X.
The company has moved technology forward since the launch of the Apple I in 1976
Start the school year off right with these fun and challenging games that will keep your kids entertained and learning for hours. These six apps will provide endless laughter while your little one's work hard to solve puzzles, work on new skills, and create.
Apple expressed disappointment, saying its lawyers will press the question of whether the FBI has tried any other means to get into the phone in the Brooklyn case.
James Comey discussed the situation during a speech Wednesday evening at Kenyon College in Ohio. He called their ability to get into the iPhone a "technological corner case" and said the flaw the FBI exploited in Apple's software works only on a "narrow slice of phones"
