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Happy 10th birthday, iPhone.

Wireless charging company Energous has announced at the Consumer Electronics Show that its first wireless transmitters will ship before the end of 2017,

Apple has revealed a new promotion to customers in select Asian markets for Chinese New Year.

Apple supplier Wistron is currently prepping an iPhone assembly facility in Peenya, India.

Apple has sought relaxed labeling rules from the Indian government so that the Cupertino-based company doesn’t have to print product-related information directly onto devices, The Economic Times reported on Thursday citing an unnamed official. A group of senior officials from Indian ministries, including commerce and finance, will early next month deliberate on the incentives sought by...

Apple ruled the holiday season with its iOS devices remaining the preferred gift choice, according to a new report from analytics firm Flurry. The data shows that holiday shoppers leaned towards iOS-based devices, with Apple activating two devices for every Samsung device that was activated. Apple’s iPhones accounted for 44 percent of new phone activations...

The internet is absolutely alight with iPhone rumours, and now here to confuse us even more is another tidbit concerning one of next year’s models. According to the rumour, an iPhone 7S Plus with the iSight Duo camera lenses vertically aligned could make its way into the iPhone line up for 2017. Image courtesy of...

According to leaked schematics, it looks like Apple may be gearing up for a big 2017 for the iPhone.

Update to popular photography app VSCO brings RAW image capture and editing to iPhone.

Occipital announced that it is launching a new mixed reality platform called Bridge.

"Gadgets" have always been the crux of personal technology. Whether it be a transistor radio, a Walkman, an iPhone, or a FitBit, tech gadgets have always been part of, if not the majority of, consumer technology. "They were little electronic things that did stuff for you," reads a report from the New York Times. "They...

Here's a neat video showing us just how far we've come with smartphone technology.