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Apple to unveil new iPhones at September 12 event
Speculation includes talk that Apple introduce three new iPhone models, infusing some with features from a premium iPhone X that debuted last year with a $1,000 price tag.
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Apple jams Facebook's web-tracking tools
Apple unveils new operating systems for its iPhones and computers with features designed to thwart the use of secret trackers to monitor people's online activities.
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Executive Machines Ltd opens new showroom at Gulshan
With the wide variety of original products from the world’s top IT brand Apple, Executive Machines Limited inaugurates its Gulshan showroom in presence of prominent journalists.
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Ireland forced to collect Apple's disputed $15b tax bill
Ireland has struck a deal with Apple to collect up to 13 billion euros ($15 billion) in back taxes and hold it in an escrow account pending an appeal before the Court of Justice of the European Union.
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Apple's iPhone X hits Asia stores as profits soar
Apple profits soar by a fifth as its flagship iPhone X hit stores in Asia, with the company predicting bumper sales despite its eye-watering price tag.
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Google launches new phones, speakers in hardware push
Alphabet Inc's Google unveils the second generation of its Pixel smartphone along with new voice-enabled home speakers, redoubling its commitment to the hardware business as it competes with a surge of devices from Apple Inc and Amazon.com Inc.
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Apple to launch watches that can make calls: Bloomberg
Apple Inc plans to release a version of its smartwatch later this year that can connect directly to cellular networks, Bloomberg reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Google smartphone expected at Oct 4 event
Google sends out invitations to an October 4 event, hinting that the Internet titan will show off a new smartphone powered by its Android mobile software.
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Ad-blocking software use for mobile surges: study
The use of ad-blocking software for mobile devices has nearly doubled in the past year, raising questions about the viability of online media business models.
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Nokia to make mobile, tablets comeback
Nokia, once the world's top mobile phone maker, announces its return to the fiercely competitive handsets and tablets market years after being crushed there by Samsung and Apple.
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Apple links up with Facebook to help you honour mom
In honour of Mother's Day, Apple creates a site that allows anyone to add a photo of their own mother to a rolling slideshow of mothers from around the world.
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Apple revenue falls for first time since 2003
Apple reported a 13% drop in its second quarter revenue on Tuesday as sales of iPhones slipped.
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Apple opposes US appeal over iPhone in New York drug case
New York Apple argues it should not be compelled to aid federal law enforcement officials who seek to extract data from a confessed methamphetamine trafficker's iPhone because they have not exhausted all means to bypass the unit's built-in security code.
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FBI 'may be able to unlock San Bernardino iPhone'
The FBI says it may have found a way to unlock the San Bernardino attacker's iPhone without Apple's assistance.
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Apple boss hits back at FBI conduct
Apple boss Tim Cook has hit back at the FBI over the handling of a court order to help unlock the iPhone of San Bernardino killer Syed Rizwan Farook.
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Apple rejects order over killer's phone
Apple will contest a court order to help FBI investigators access data on the phone belonging to San Bernardino gunman Syed Rizwan Farook.
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iPhones 'disabled' if Apple detects third-party repairs
The latest software update for iPhone 6 handsets is allegedly rendering the devices useless if it detects repairs not carried out by Apple.
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End of an era for iPhone?
Apple raises the specter of the end of a technological era after reporting the slowest growth sales ever of its market-leading, life-changing iPhone and warning it expects worse to come.
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Google paid $1bn for search spot on iPhones: Report
US Internet giant Google pays Apple a billion dollars in 2014 to be the go-to search tool on iPhones, Bloomberg reported, citing court documents.
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Apple apologises after racism outcry
Apple apologises to six schoolboys asked to leave one of their shops in Australia, in what the students described as a racist incident.
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Apple ordered to pay huge damages
A US jury has ordered technology giant Apple to pay more than $234m (£152m) in damages for patent infringement.
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Google aims to get news to smartphones faster
Google lays out a plan to make tapping into news on mobile devices faster, keeping eyeballs on stories and people visiting websites.
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Toyota unveils self-driving car
Toyota on Tuesday unveiled a car that can drive itself along a highway, the latest foray by a major manufacturer into the world of automated vehicles.
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Steve Jobs' widow reportedly tried to block new film about her husband
The widow of Steve Jobs reportedly tried to block a new film about her late husband form being made.
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Internet giants race to faster mobile news apps
US tech giants turn to the news in their competition for mobile users, developing new, faster ways to deliver content, but the benefits for struggling media outlets remain unclear.
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Amazon bars Apple and Google TV devices
Amazon is to stop selling video-streaming TV devices from Google and Apple because they don't "interact well" with its own media service.
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Apple moving forward on building a car: Report
Apple is speeding up work on a project that could lead to the California tech giant building its own electric car.
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Apple iOS 9: Better battery life and slick new features
The release of iOS 9, Apple's new mobile operating system, marks the first taste many folks will get of its vision for the future of mobile devices
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Smartwatches, wearables open door to hackers: study
People who wear smartwatches and connected fitness gadgets can open the door to hackers who could gain access to their data.
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iPad Pro, new Apple TV, iPhone 6S unveiled
Apple unveils a larger iPad tablet, a TV box with its own app store and new iPhones that can detect how firmly their screens are being pressed.
