Google Assistant has landed on iPhone

Google Assistant is ready to do battle with Siri on its home turf.

Apple's iPhone Captures 81 Percent of Premium $600 Smartphones in Russia

Russia's smartphone shipments grew 6 percent in the first quarter of 2017, and Apple captured 81 percent of those sales.

Apple Has Officially Started Assembling iPhone SE in India

​A report from The Wall Street Journal today confirmed that Apple has completed a trial run of assembling iPhone SE in India at its factory in Karnataka.

Could Alexa and Siri Prevent or Report Child Abuse?

What if our voice assistants became mandated reporters, and had to report child abuse?

Apple Seeds iOS 10.3.3 and macOS Sierra 10.12.6 Beta 1 to Developers

Now, with only weeks to go before WWDC 2017, the company is seeding a new beta for both operating systems.

Apple-1 Still Tops The List of Most-Wanted Tech Collectibles

To collectors of 20th-century electronic devices, the ultimate prize is an Apple-1, but it takes deep pockets to score one.

Singapore's First Apple Store Opens May 27

Apple's first retail store in both Singapore and Southeast Asia will open Saturday, May 27 at 10:00 a.m. local time.

Apple Pay May Launch in Italy as Soon as Tomorrow

Apple Pay could arrive in Italy as soon as tomorrow. Apple Pay is set to go live on Wednesday throughout the country.

Apple Promotes Third-Party Gatherings on Dedicated 'Beyond WWDC' Page

​Apple is highlight alternative events taking place alongside its annual Worldwide Developers Conference

That One Time Apple Patented A Pizza Box

Apple invented a special container to keep the pizza at its new campus from getting soggy.

Third-Party Apps Will Need App-Specific Passwords for iCloud Access From June 15

App-specific passwords are set to become a mandatory requirement for third-party apps that access iCloud user data, according to an Apple Support email sent out today.

Tim Cook Charity Lunch Auction Earns Over $680,000 for RFK Center

Tim Cook's fifth annual CharityBuzz auction ended this afternoon, earning more than $680,000 for the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights. 

Apple Set to Kill off the iPad Mini By Ending Updates

Apple’s iPad Mini was not an overnight success, as it received lukewarm reviews in 2012, it was deemed ‘the best tablet ever’.

Apple Launches Dedicated Site for First "Today at Apple" Sessions

​Apple on Tuesday introduced a dedicated website for "Today at Apple," its education and entertainment sessions at retail, which are getting underway this week.

Tim Cook’s Refusal to help FBI Hack iPhone is Validated by ‘WannaCry’ Ransomware Attack

The proliferation of the WannaCry ransomware last week unequivocally justifies Apple’s steadfast refusal to help the FBI break into an iPhone 5c used by one of the San Bernardino terrorists. As a quick refresher.

White House Claims Apple’s $1 Billion US Investment is Sign of ‘Optimism’ Around Trump

White House press secretary Sean Spicer on Monday afternoon cited Apple’s $1 billion investment in US manufacturing as a sign of “optimism” around President Trump’s domestic economic agenda

Apple’s Original Content Push Could Snare a Former Hollywood Exec

Apple is reportedly looking for a new executive to steer its move into original content, and a former HBO executive may be on the list of potential candidates.

Google Assistant May Be Coming to iOS Quite Soon

Google is still working to get its AI Assistant on every Android device you own, but if rumors are true, it will also be an iOS launch soon as a standalone app.

Apple Users Are Also Vulnerable to WannaCry-type Attacks, Says Cybersecurity Expert

Even Apple is vulnerable to massive cyberattacks like the one that just hit thousands of victims in at least 150 countries

How Siri actually saved this man’s life

A New Hampshire man who was badly burned in a house explosion is praising Siri for helping save his life.

Apple Releases New 'Barbers' iPhone 7 Plus Ad Promoting Portrait Mode

Apple today shared a new iPhone 7 Plus ad on its YouTube channel, once again promoting the Portrait Mode feature of its flagship device.

Apple Store With Amphitheater Will Be Opening Soon in Milan

Apple Italy announces that their Advanced Apple Store with Amphitheater will be opening soon in Milan.

Licensing for the MP3 Format Used on Original iPod is Officially 'Terminated' as Patents Expire

Licensing for the MP3 format used on original iPod is officially 'Terminated' as patents expire.

Apple Releases Updates For iOS 10.3.2, WatchOS 3.2.2, tvOS 10.2.1

On Monday, Apple released iOS version 10.3.2, watchOS 3.2.2, and tvOS 10.2.1 to the public, after a month-long beta testing period for each revision.