Apple iPhone stories - Page 8

Analyst Gartner predicts Apple’s iPhone 6 will “set the world on fire” and dominate the market, with demand for a larger screen also driving sales.

Apple and IBM's recent partnership to load iPhones and iPads with corporate applications is being shrugged off by Dell and BlackBerry.

Apple's strong iPhone sales drove Q3 results with quarterly revenue of $37.4 billion, up from $35.3 billion last year.

Apple and IBM forge a groundbreaking partnership to revolutionize enterprise mobility with specialized apps and sell iPhones and iPads to businesses.

Pressure mounts on Apple to improve worker safety in Chinese factories as environmental and human rights organisations join forces.

As the dust settles on Apple’s World Wide Developers Conference keynote speech, the world has been left somewhat flummoxed.

Apple unveils iOS 8, dubbed the biggest App Store update, with new health, messaging, and iCloud Photo Library features.

Apple's ANZ users face mysterious attacks; experts suggest 2-factor authentication amid unclear hacking origins.

Many users in Australia and New Zealand have had their Apple IDs compromised, according to reports on Apple’s support community and social networks.

A new security breach has been discovered in iOS 7.1, allowing hackers to access contact lists without having to unlock the actual iPhone device.

NZ's tech market faces upheaval: Microsoft to cut fees, businesses teeter on edge, and a final say on booth babes controversy.

While he’s the GM of the Apple Division/All of Government at Cyclone Computers, Graham Prentice says he doesn’t work in technology.

Apple will unveil the eagerly anticipated iPhone 6 a month earlier than expected, according to recently released Taiwanese media reports.

Samsung to pay Apple £87m in patent row, a sum viewed as minor after a costly 3-year legal battle, despite Apple's claims of idea theft.

Apple launches a free fix for certain iPhone 5 models with faulty on/off buttons, affecting units made up until March 2013.

Apple surpasses earnings estimates with strong iPhone sales, reporting sales of $45.6 billion in fiscal 2014 Q2.

Apple expands recycling efforts worldwide, with every Apple Store now accepting and recycling unwanted Apple products for free.

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Samsung's Galaxy S5 outperforms rivals in durability, scoring 6/10 in SquareTrade's Breakability tests.

iPhoto and iMovie now free on iOS, turning your iPhone into a creative powerhouse with seamless iCloud integration. Edit with ease on the go!.

Apple’s chief designer gains greater authority over the company’s product portfolio, coinciding with the retirement of Cupertino’s software chief.

Sure, you make calls, send emails, check Facebook, take photos, browse the web and play games on your iPhone. But what else.

Steve Jobs declared a 'Holy War' with Google in 2011, according to emails revealed in the Apple vs. Samsung patent-infringement case.

New Zealand business solutions provider MYOB, has today announced new updates to their AccountEdge product suite.