Americans' love affair with the tablet shows no signs of abating.
Long-time manufacturer Foxconn has made sure China Mobile has enough iPhones for its big launch on Friday. Here's how many it shipped.
The latest rumors have come amid speculation that Apple could release the iPhone 6 with a bigger screen.
In barely 12 months, Brazil's Eike Batista went from billionaire to failure. In 2014, his fortunes may mirror those of the biggest economy in South America.
New York-based China Labor Watch is again calling for answers from Taiwan-based Pegatron, a key Apple supplier, due to the death of an underage worker.
Nearly three months since the manic debut of the iPhone 5s, Apple’s high-end smartphone for 2013 is now shipping "within 24 hours."
If the rumors are true, prepare for an exceptionally sharp display, at around 400 pixels an inch, on the new iPad.
In a forum thread, an author claims a group of Foxconn interns sabotaged the PS4.
The infamous technology factory Foxconn has admitted to having university interns work overtime illegally.
China's younger generation has its sights set on service that is technology-based and that doesn’t require physical labor.
The new update fixes security holes that allow access to iOS apps and making calls without entering a passcode.
Dozens were injured as a mob of over 200 workers used batons, steel bars and machetes to attack Foxconn's Yantai factory.
Reports of several September blackout dates for T-Mobile employees may hint at a Sept. 20 release date for the new iPhone.
Apple will enter a crowded music streaming service market, which includes Pandora, Spotify and iHeartRadio.
Foxconn has been testing the solar panel industry waters for two years, but has revealed little about its solar unit.
Foxconn is reportedly hiring 90,000 workers for the production of Apple's iPhone 5S, which will likely release by end of September.
Watchdog says Apple supplier Pegatron withheld pay, imposed excessive hours and violated Chinese safety and environmental laws.
Apple will start producing its next iPhone version by end of July, and possibly release it around the fourth quarter of this year.
Foxconn has reportedly started hiring workers at its Zhengzhou plant, suggesting that mass production of Apple’s iPhone 5S has begun.
Those expecting Apple to release its iWatch later this year are in luck: Apple was serious enough about the name “iWatch” to go apply for a trademark in Japan.
Sharp Signs up with Chinese company to make LCDs that use just a tenth of the power of conventional screens.
The Chinese workers who are holding hostage American CEO Chip Starnes say he has not paid in months.
