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Apple makes the jump to its own ARM processors for the Mac. The company's first processor for the Mac is called M1, and here's everything you need to know.

Apple is introducing a total of four new iPhones today, here is a look at the entry-level iPhones: the 6.1-inch iPhone 12, and the 5.4-inch iPhone Mini.

Apple's new iPhones feature a bunch of magnets on the back for new accessories, and this includes the company's new MagSafe wireless chargers for the iPhone 12 line.

After the troubled launch of the original $349 HomePod, Apple attempts to break into the smart speaker market with a new $99 HomePod speaker.

Microsoft and Apple appear to be working together to bring Apple TV to the Xbox.

Apple has announced that it will be switching to ARM CPUs for its upcoming hardware and here is how they hope to convince everyone else to follow them.

Apple has announced iOS 14 at WWDC and here's what the updated OS will include when it is released later this year.

Apple has been working on its own ARM-based chips for Macs for years, and it could be getting ready to finally reveal its plans at WWDC later this year.

Apple is introducing a new feature in macOS Catalina that will limit charging MacBook batteries to their full capacity in order to help increase the lifespan of the batteries.

New details about Apple's long-awaited premium over-ear headphones emerge, hinting at a customizable design that could allow users to swap out the earpads for different looks.

After a long wait, Apple is today revealing the next-generation of its most affordable iPhone. The company is today launching the new iPhone SE with the same processor that powers the iPhone 11.

Apple is planning to launch four new iPhones later this year with a new design that brings back the flat edges of its older iPhones, as well as a new HomePod that costs less.

Apple and Google are partnering to build a brand-new contact tracing technology into both Android and iOS, in an effort to help reduce COVID-19 spread.

Apple is extending its Customer Assistance Program for another month to help Apple Card customers skip their payments for the month of April.

Apple has officially acquired Dark Sky, one of the most popular and powerful Weather apps on iOS. The company will shut down its Android and web apps, as well as its official API.

Apple is launching a new screening tool as a website and an iOS app for users in the United States to help users get the latest guidance from CDC on COVID-19.

Apple is reportedly planning to launch "several" ARM-powered Mac devices, including desktop computers that could pave the way for a new generation of Mac computers.

Apple closed 458 of its retail stores worldwide earlier this month, and it may start reopening some of those stores next month on a staggered basis.

Apple is enabling Universal App Purchases on the App Store, allowing users to pay for an app once and access it on all Apple devices without having to pay again.

Apple is bringing the App Store to 20 new countries this year as the company requests developers to prepare their developer accounts to make their apps available in these new countries.

Apple just unveiled a major upgrade to the iPad Pro, and it includes some wild new changes, including a new processor, trackpad support, and more.

Apple upgrades the MacBook Air with the new Magic Keyboard, 2x performance and storage, as well as 6K external display support for the first time ever.

Apple is updating the Mac Mini with double the storage for the same price, but it still runs the old 8th-gen Intel processors.

Apple's new entry-level iPhone could come with a larger 5.5-inch variant as the company gets ready to introduce new entry-level iPhone line for those still with the iPhone 6 or 7.

Apple has been fined a record 1.1 billion euros ($1.23 billion) by French antitrust authorities, after the company was found guilty of taking part in anti-competitive practices and unfairly treating premium resellers.

Apple is closing all stores worldwide outside China till March 27 as it takes new actions to protect employees and customers.

It's official: after Facebook, Google, and Microsoft, Apple is also moving its annual developer conference to an online format due to coronavirus concerns.