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With Apple set to announce a revenue drop of as much as 10 percent, the focus will be on slowing iPhone growth and a slowdown in China.

Retailers are offering huge discounts on MacBook Air. Rumors indicate that MacBook Air lineup will be replaced by the upcoming MacBook Pro 2016 models.

The iPhone SE and the 9.7-inch iPad Pro have gone on sale as Apple seeks to broaden its customer base with smaller and cheaper products.

Apple has signed a deal to put iPad Pros in the dugouts of each MLB team as well as helping develop a custom app.

The tech giant’s latest tablet is pretty compelling, but a lack of apps and high price may dissuade some consumers.

Apple’s 15-inch MacBook Pro last saw a redesign in 2012 and is could be due for a revamp.

The search giant is looking to extend its reach on Apple's iOS platform by building a keyboard to replace the standard Apple version.

Microsoft and Apple are both vying for the attention of consumers who may be looking for a PC replacement.

The tech giant may be looking to bring the design of graphics chips in-house through the purchase of Imagination Technologies.

The 9.7-inch iPad Pro starts at $599 for 32GB of storage, while the 12.9-inch model starts at $799.

The iOS 9.3 update features a new Night Shift mode that reduces the blue light on device screens in the evenings.

Despite its smaller size, the 9.7-inch tablet packs many of the same features as its larger sibling.

The Android N preview indicates the search giant is preparing to bring its mobile operating system to personal computers.

The PC industry has been in decline for years. Some hope 2-in-1 devices like Microsoft's Surface Pro 4 can turn things around.

Apple has released fourth beta versions of iOS 9.3, WatchOS 2.2, OX X 10.11.4 And tvOS 9.2.

A quirk of iOS seems to show that if you reset the date of your iPhone or iPad you could never get it to work again.

Despite a slide in overall sales of the devices, the company shipped about 2 million iPad Pros, topping 1.6 million for Microsoft's Surface.

Apple is reportedly working with partners in the U.S. and Asia to develop the groundbreaking technology and could be ready to introduce it as soon as 2017.

The tech company reported flat iPhone sales for its most recent quarter, meaning incremental upgrades to the device weren’t enough to drive growth.

The new app can also automatically add a virtual drummer and bass player to accompany a recorded track.

With iPhone sales growth reported to be decelerating quickly, Apple is now looking to the subcontinent for future growth.