Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co has reportedly begun mass production of next generation processors for new Apple iPhone models expected to launch later this year.
Apple is entering a new paradigm, according to Loup Ventures analyst Gene Munster. The analyst calls this paradigm 'Apple as a Service' and believes it will bode positive for the company's multiple.
Sanford Bernstein analyst Toni Sacconaghi says Apple's smartphone share could drop to just 9% by the third quarter of 2013 if it doesn't introduce a new iPhone before Q4.
Volkswagen has announced the iBeetle, one of the first vehicles to have a 'genuine integrative interface' for the iPhone that was coordinated with Apple.
iFixit's M5 iPad Pro teardown reveals a surprising 5/10 score thanks to repair guides and a modular USB-C port, but battery access remains a major challenge.
Apple rolls out major App Store Connect updates. Developers now get 70 custom product pages with keywords for discovery and expanded offer codes for all IAPs.
CalPrint takes advantage of new functionality in iOS 4 and enables iPhone owners to view, edit and print their Exchange, Apple and Google calendars in a new and unique way.
A new report says Apple is working on an iPad 5 with a similar design to the iPad mini for release in October and reveals some information about the company's plans for an iPhone 5S and a low-cost iPhone model.
Samsung has announced that Samsung Hospitality TV is getting AirPlay support, allowing hotel guests to easily connect iOS and iPadOS devices to the TVs in their rooms.
Apple expands its clean energy push with new solar and wind projects in Europe, while confirming its China manufacturing now runs on over 90% renewable power.