With 1 billion devices in use, how does Apple keep growing?

Apple is everywhere, with 1 billion iPhones, iPads and other devices in circulation worldwide

• Jan 27, 2016

Apple's earnings do little to ease investor anxiety

Its latest report shows a disappointing slowdown in iPhone sales and coming revenues, which may spell trouble ahead

• Jan 26, 2016

Spotify introduces video content to its app

Spotify is diversifying from streaming music into video content

• Jan 26, 2016

A smaller iPhone may be coming in March

The Apple rumor mill heats up with reports of a new, smaller model called the iPhone 5se

• Jan 25, 2016

Apple admits bug in iPhone 6S battery meter

Some iPhone 6S users have complained that their phones are shutting down despite their battery meters being at 100 percent

• Jan 18, 2016

WhatsApp is now free for all users

Popular messaging app WhatsApp announced that it would do away with subscription fees

• Jan 18, 2016

Why the Peach app is suddenly the hottest thing

The new, free iOS app called Peach is causing a stir in social media; here's what it's all about

• Jan 13, 2016

iPhone update may help you sleep better at night

The Night Shift feature, available only to developers right now, adjusts the phone's display to warmer, more sleep-friendly hues

• Jan 13, 2016

"Phantom vibration syndrome" common in cellphone users

Why people sometimes think their mobile phone is ringing or vibrating when it's not

• Jan 12, 2016

3 tips to make your iPhone more secure

To protect the emails, photos, contacts and financial info on your iPhone, be sure to take these simple security steps

• Jan 6, 2016

Old phone booths transformed into Wi-Fi hotspots

New York City ramps up a plan billed as the world's biggest and fastest municipal Wi-Fi network

• Jan 1, 2016

Smart rules for kids' smartphone use

Parents may be wary of smartphones under the tree, but there are steps to ensure your child uses technology responsibly

• Dec 24, 2015

The dangers of distracted walking

Texting, talking or video chatting while walking leads to thousands of injuries each year

• Dec 23, 2015

Apple's 10 best apps of 2015

Apple names its favorite new apps. Which ones have you tried?

• Dec 10, 2015
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Hidden iPhone feature tracks your every move

The default "Frequent Locations" iPhone setting tracks, records and labels a user's movements; here's how to turn it off

• Dec 9, 2015

Review: 3 Android phones that offer something different

These brand new Android smartphones have features that make them stand out from the crowd

• Nov 6, 2015

7 ways companies watch you without your knowledge

Big marketers have ever-more-sophisticated ways of keeping close tabs on you -- and for using that info to their advantage

• Nov 6, 2015

Nothing says Finland like Nokia and heavy metal emojis

The country is launching "national emojis" to promote its image abroad

• Nov 4, 2015

Many Americans download health apps, then ignore them

How effective are health apps? Not very, if you don't use them

• Nov 3, 2015

Now its easier to talk to strangers on Facebook

Change to Facebook's Messenger app puts requests from non-friends front and center

• Oct 28, 2015

​Motorola's new smartphone has a shatterproof screen

The company claims its Droid Turbo 2 is the first phone with a screen that won't shatter or crack when dropped

• Oct 27, 2015

Apple to include "kill switch" on new smartphones

Apple to include "ki

• Jun 13, 2013

Law enforcement to smartphone companies: Make security smarter

Law enforcement to s

• Jun 13, 2013

Baby apps: Advocacy group says educational claims are misleading

A children's advocacy group is accusing two companies of misleading parents about the educational benefits of mobile apps for kids

• Aug 12, 2013

New YotaPhone features screens on front and back

Dan Ackerman, senior editor for CNET, talks to the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts about a dual-screen Russian smartphone

• Jan 2, 2014

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