Apple News

Apple is going after porn sites with "iPhone" in the title, attempting to protect its name from association with adult content by alleging intellectual property infringement.

European regulators are investigating patents being used in the ongoing battles between Samsung and Apple to determine if the intellectual property is something the companies should already be sharing.

The two-year-old iPhone 3GS is still a strong seller, providing Apple a strong asset in its competition against Android devices.

Sprint is reviewing reports of slow iPhone 4S data speeds but finding complaints hard to evaluate, as the carrier tries to root out the issue and put the matter to rest as quickly as possible.

Siri suddenly quit talking Thursday, leaving iPhone 4S users without answers and the company scrambling to take control of the second major issue to hit its top-selling smartphones weeks after its release.

Apple is planning to "completely overhaul" several of its products, according to sources in the company's supply chain, as rumors about new products begin to heat up once again.

A small Spanish tablet company won a rare victory over tech giant Apple, indicating project ban injunctions aren't always permanent.

Apple confirmed iOS 5 is causing some iPhone battery issues, as the company aims for transparency with its customers.

Samsung wants to depose several key Apple designers, including Jonathan Ive, as part of its ongoing patent infringement legal actions against Apple.

Siri, the voice-recognition software on Apple's iPhone 4S, may help save lives in medical emergencies, hinting at future practical applications for high-end smartphone features.

Tim Cook is beginning to make his mark on Apple, as the company transitions into new leadership after Steve Jobs' passing.

HTC joined Samsung in moving past Apple in U.S. smartphone shipments, but skyrocketing iPhone 4S sales yet to be factored in will likely keep Apple ahead in a fast-moving race.

Samsung wants access to the iPhone 4S source code and to Australian carrier agreements, suggesting it may be pulling out all stops in its fight to ban Apple's new smartphone in Australia.

Apple is planning to spend about $8 billion next year, according to annual filings, with a large amount planned for retail and iCloud expansions.

Users are reporting problems with the iPhone 4S' battery life, an issue Apple will likely look to fix with a software update.