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The San Francisco startup says it will improve battery life for its Robin smartphone with a software update.

When you analyze it, there is no reason for the Alphabet-owned search giant to get into the hardware game.

The tech giant wants to take back control of its mobile operating system, Android, and is reportedly in talks with mobile operators about carrying the new smartphone.

A new leak apparently showing Apple's next iPhone, suggests the new smartphone will have a dual lens camera and no headphone jack.

It’s not clear if Apple will get rid of the headphone port with the iPhone 7, but if it does, users should be happy about it.

Despite speculation by experts that leaving the iOS kernel unencrypted was a bid to improve security, a source says this is not the case.

The tech giant said it has won a stay, temporarily blocking an order to halt iPhone 6 and 6 Plus sales in China because of a patent dispute.

A father’s perspective on the best tech gifts you can get for your father this Father’s Day.

Apple will unveil the 10th iteration of its mobile operating system Monday, and there are some features users really want to see.

In the future, Apple might not only be selling you a new iPhone, iPad or MacBook, but also the energy to power them.

Apple is expected to record a 2 percent year-on-year decline in iPhone shipments in 2016 as the wider smartphone market declines.

The U.S. tech giant, which entered preliminary talks to buy Time Warner to boost its original content, is still in the market for a media company.

The iPhone maker, which is seeking to open retail stores in India, will remain bound by domestic regulations that require it to procure 30 percent of its product components locally.

Apple reportedly is asking its suppliers to produce between 72 million and 78 million iPhone 7 handsets.

Chinese smartphone company OnePlus will launch its 2016 flagship smartphone in virtual reality next month with the free Loop VR headset.

A image posted on Chinese social media site Weibo claims to show the rear cover of Apple’s up-coming iPhone 7.

Tim Cook met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday, in a country that Apple increasingly sees as key to its global plans.

Narendra Modi's penchant for technology could help CEO Tim Cook's efforts to boost his company's sales in an important market.

Early hires at Taiwanese suppliers Foxconn and Pegatron could indicate more-complex hardware for the upcoming iPhone 7.

Half of the $7 billion has been paid in the last 12 months alone, amid Apple’s dramatic 28 percent year-on-year revenue decline in China for the first quarter of 2016.

The legendary billionaire investor has traditionally shunned investments in the technology sector.