New Apple Music Service Will Be Subscription Based with Free Trials: Re/code
Apple's new music service, while being subscription-based will also have free samples.
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Ericsson Files Patent Infringement Lawsuits Against Apple in Europe
Ericsson files patent infringement lawsuits against Apple in Germany, the UK and the Netherlands.
Fitbit Files For $100 Million IPO, To Seek NYSE Listing
Fitbit, the company behind several popular fitness tracking devices, has filed to go public with an initial public offering of $100 million.
Apple Watch’s S1 Chip Made With Samsung’s 28 Nanometer LP Process
Apple Watch’s S1 chip made with Samsung’s 28 nanometer process.
Martin Hajek’s ‘iPhone 7’ Concept is Absolutely Brilliant [PICS]
Designer Martin Hajek has published some gorgeous new iPhone 7 concept renders.
How To: Add Apple Logo To Apple Watch Clock Face [GUIDE]
Here's how you can add an Apple logo to the Apple Watch clock face.
Redacted for OS X Proves Mac App Store is a Ghost Town
Redacted OS X app makes it quick and easy to redact parts of an image.
Apple Remains Top US Smartphone Maker: comScore
Apple remains top smartphone vendor with 42.6% of US market share in the first quarter of 2015, reports comScore.
Apple’s App Store Pricing is “Anticompetitive”, Say Rival Music Services
Music streaming services are not happy with Apple's 30% fee towards sales through its App Store.
Researchers Turn iPhone into Mobile Microscope to Detect Blood Parasites
US Berkeley researchers turn an iPhone into a mobile microscope to detect blood worms.
Apple SVP Jeff Williams to Speak at Second Code Conference
Jeff Williams, Apple's senior vice president of operations, will speak at the second Code Conference scheduled for May 26–28 in Rancho Palos Verdes, California, Walt Mossberg announced today on Re/code. Williams joined Apple in 1998, taking the role of head of worldwide procurement, but six years later was named vice president of operations. During the...
Family Charged With $17,000 Internet Bill for Movie Downloads on Trip to Canada
A family’s trip to Canada became pretty expensive because their son watched videos online and unknowingly racked up thousands of dollars in data charges.