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Beginning in iOS 11, users will be able to browse in-app purchases directly from the App Store. Users will even be able to make a purchase before the app is finished downloading. During the iOS 11 beta period, the promoted in-app purchases are being displayed within the App Store, but the option to buy is...

Apple refreshed its developer portal with new information about ARKit, including sample code.

According to a new report from the Wall Street Journal, Apple is at odds with several Hollywood studios over pricing of 4K movies.

Apple is stepping up its efforts to entrench its iOS in the enterprise via a partnership with Accenture, a large systems integrator and consultant focused on digital transformation projects.

Tim Cook sat down with the New York Times for a breakfast interview last week where he discussed topics ranging from job creation and diversity to the company's efforts to introduce coding curriculum in schools and colleges.

TechnoBuffalo has posted a full breakdown of the iPhone 7s and 7s Plus' dimensions, citing a trusted a reliable source.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 scores DisplayMate's first ever A+ rating for a smartphone display.

Uber has appointed Expedia CEO Dara Khosrowshahi to be its new chief executive, a source familiar with the ride-sharing company said.

Apple has partnered with the American Red Cross and started accepting donations through the iTunes Store for Hurricane Harvey relief efforts.

According to a new report from the New York Post, New York City Police Department officials plan to begin replacing them with iPhones by the end of the year.

Files discovered in the latest iOS 11 beta suggest Apple is planning to add a host of exercises to the Apple Watch's Workout app this fall.

Apple will allegedly be going a 7.5 watts wireless charging option on the "iPhone 8."