One or more iPhone models slated for release later this year could allow customers to connect two Bluetooth devices at the same time, like two pairs of wireless headphones.
Apple sees plenty of room to grow in the health market. The Apple Watch has already become a huge gateway into that world, along with HealthKit and the Health app for iOS. Which is why hearing about a new acquisition in that range certainly makes sense.
If you have been wanting to spice up your Snapchat posts with official, licensed music, that day may be coming soon. Snap, Inc., has to work out negotiations with the big record labels to make that happen, but a new report suggests the company is doing just that.
Apple is not a stranger to OLED displays in some of its products, including the high-end iPhone models and the latest-generation Apple Watch models. A new report suggests Samsung may be tapped to supply OLED displays for not only a future MacBook Pro, but also the iPad Pro lineup.
A report published by Bloomberg alleges that Amazon is working on a new type of wearable device that would be capable of reading your emotions based on the sound of your voice.
Contract manufacturer Pegatron is allegedly set to soon move iPad and MacBook manufacturing out of China amid an escalating trade war between the US and China.
Back in August of last year, it was reported that Apple's plans to launch a car of its own were back on track and that we could see the automobile launch within the next five to seven years. Interestingly enough, it turns out that Apple may have had a different plan of attack back in 2013 that involved Tesla.
The Information today ran a lengthy story with some interesting insider's perspective on how Apple has become frustrated with Intel's iPhone modems during its legal spat with Qualcomm.
Apple may soon exceed its self-imposed goal of bringing Apple Pay to a total of 40 countries by the end of 2019 because European mobile bank Monese announced today it's going to bring Apple Pay to its cardholders in a bunch of countries located in Eastern Europe.
Apple's next iPhone XR model is rumored to replace the current Blue and Coral color options with a pair of new colorways, Lavender (purple) and Green. And now, we got a closer look at what these upcoming new second-generation iPhone XR colors might look like in real life.
Apple may switch up the color palette of the upcoming iPhone XR successor by retiring the current Coral and Blue colorways while introducing two new color options, Green and Lavender.
2019's successors to the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max models are expected to adopt a triple-lens system out the back, and now an image of alleged case molds gives us a closer look at the claimed triangular arrangement along with that unsightly camera bump.