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Hands-on with the book about Apple post-Steve Jobs written by a former WSJ reporter.

The iPhone was Japan's best-selling smartphone, with a 37% market share in the six months ended September 30.

The WSJ reports Apple is testing larger iPhone screen sizes, ranging from 4.8 to 6 inches.

The Wall Street Journal claims that Foxconn has been told to begin shipments of two new iPhone models in early September.

Sources tell the WSJ the next iPad mini likely will support a new Retina display, made by Samsung.

Apple has asked suppliers for larger prototypes of its iPhone and iPad, with the latter as large as 12.9 inches.

According to a report by the Wall Street Journal, Yahoo looks to play a more prominent role on Apple's iOS devices, as ongoing discussions have taken place between both companies. The two companies have been discussing how more of Yahoo's services can play a prominent role on Apple's iPhone and iPad, people briefed on the...

Loren Brichter, the creator of Tweetie and more recently Letterpress, has been profiled in the Wall Street Journal. Brichter is well-known for being an influential developer, as he has created features used widely in numerous apps, such as the popular "pull-to-refresh". The article emphasizes the appeal of Brichter is his willingness to help other developers...

The Wall Street Journal is reporting that a filing made by Leap Wireless with the Securities and Exchange Commission, provides "some concrete evidence" that Apple is indeed developing a cheaper iPhone. The company has stated that it is looking to sell half as many iPhones as it committed to sell during the first year of its contract with Apple,...

Nick Bilton over at the New York Times again reports Apple is testing prototypes for a curved glass device, akin to a smart watch: In its headquarters in Cupertino, Calif., Apple is experimenting with wristwatch-like devices made of curved glass, according to people familiar with the company’s explorations, who spoke on the condition that they...

According to the Wall Street Journal, Apple has cut orders for iPhone 5 screens and other components due to weaker than expected demand, apparently notifying suppliers last month: Apple's orders for iPhone 5 screens for the January-March quarter, for example, have dropped to roughly half of what the company had previously planned to order, two...

The Wall Street Journal reports Apple is working on a cheaper, lower end iPhone: Apple is working on a lower-end iPhone, according to people briefed on the matter, a big shift in strategy as its supremacy in smartphones has slipped. While Apple has explored such a device for years, the plan has been progressing and...