Apple iPhone stories - Page 15

South Korean press report that sales of Samsung's flagship smartphone has exceeded the 20 million mark - should Apple be wary?.

Microsoft has released Office Mobile for iPhone, but following months of speculation, there remains no sign of an iPad version.

Sometimes searching the internet for TV shows or certain episodes you want to watch can be frustrating and near impossible.

This is not the first time, and damn it won't be the last, but rumours reach fever pitch that Apple plans to release a US$99 iPhone in a range of colours.

Apple unfolds iOS7 design, OS X Mavericks and more at WWDC, promising major overhauls and new features for its loyal following.

Researchers warn that dodgy Apple chargers could hack iOS software in under a minute, according to an 'alarming' study.

Apple faces US import ban on older gadgets, potentially costing $1 billion in revenue, amid Samsung patent row.

Google's Android operating system dominates smart mobile shipping market with 59% share, as Apple's iPhone struggles.

The long-awaited, long-talked about budget iPhone is apparently set to launch, in a bid to knock Samsung off the top of the smartphone ladder.

Apple to double shareholder returns after smashing Wall St forecasts, promising a share of its $145bn cash from robust Q2 earnings.

Apple has allegedly returned eight million faulty iPhones to manufacturer Foxconn, potentially costing the company $1.6 billion.

Apple shares nosedive to a 52-week low under US$400, roiled by a bleak forecast from a key supplier, sparking market jitters.

Apple manufacturer Foxconn ramps up recruitment efforts, believed to be in preparation for the launch of the new iPhone later this year.

Geeks on Wheels bring IT support to Kiwi doorsteps, solving computer woes nationwide with their mobile tech squad.

Apple plans to begin production on an updated iPhone this quarter, according to reports from the Wall Street Journal.

Tech giant has already designed the next two versions of its iPhone model, under the supervision of the late Steve Jobs.

CEO Tim Cook forced to offer a signed apology after the company were accused of offering second-rate repair service on iPhones and iPads.

Former Microsoft COO believes the Apple era may be on its way out due to the lack of vision within the company.

A glitch in iOS 6.0 sees iPhones slyly eating into data allowances, potentially costing users dearly, even when connected to WiFi.

Yesterday’s update of iOS 6.1.3 promised the fix to stop unauthorised access to the iPhone via the locked screen.