Despite the many new improvements made in the iPhone 5, people are still underwhelmed, waiting for Apple to pull a 2007 iPhone once again.

iOS 6 will be released on September 19th.

Apple has revealed a new 4″ iPod touch and multitouch iPod nanos.

Wondering how does the iPhone 5 compare to the HTC One X, Galaxy S3, and the Galaxy Note II? Here is a small chart that compares the specs of these devices.

Apple has just unveiled the iPhone 5 and the device is packed with technological advancements. Along with LTE and support for 5GHz WiFi, Apple has also managed to pack in dual-A15 SoCs inside the handset.

Dan Lyons posted a sensationalist, linkbait piece about the iPhone earlier this morning. These are my thoughts.

With Apple’s iPhone 5 (if that is what it will be called) release just hours away, here is a quick recap of what we think we can expect.

Google has released a new native YouTube app for iPhone.

A new report suggests that production of a 13-inch Retina MacBook Pro and updated iMacs have started to ramp up.

The Wall Street Journal reports that the iPhone will support “around the world” LTE.

The Wall Street Journal reports that Apple maybe working on a Pandora-like music service.

Apple has responded to UDID leak,says they did not provide data to FBI

Apple’s iPad is replacing PC sales in education

Nokia and Motorola are all set to announce some new handsets tonight. Here is how you can watch both the events live right from your home.

The hack is so popular; it has become the most visited Pastebin paste ever, within 24 hours. However, it also raises questions. What is the FBI doing with 12 million Apple UDIDs?