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Apple's next iPhone could come with a dual-SIM option, highlighting a shift in strategy at Cupertino.

We are only a few months away from the release of Apple's next iPhones, and here is your first potential look at the upcoming iPhones.

A new report says that Apple will follow Samsung by offering curved displays and touchless control on future iPhones.

Apple could be ditching Intel processors in favour of its own proprietary chips seen on the iPhone starting from 2020.

Android manufacturers are getting ready to copy Apple's Face ID tech on the iPhone X, but production bottlenecks are making it impossible.

Microsoft today rolled out a massive new update for Edge on the iPhone. It brings 3D Touch support to all users with a modern iPhone.

Apple employees glued to their iPhone are bumping into the glass panes at the company's beautiful new HQ.

OneDrive is getting a big new update today on iOS. It now has an improved look, drag-and-drop, and more.

The European Union has fined Qualcomm $1.2 billion for colluding with Apple. So why wasn't Apple fined as well?

Your old iPhone will no longer be slow with the upcoming iOS update that lets you disable intentional slowdowns, at least according to Apple.

It's perhaps not surprising that the iPhone dominated the headlines this year. And not always for positive reasons.

Apple apologizes for slowing down older iPhones, offers discounted battery replacement service and promises new iOS update to offer more insights into your iPhone's battery health.

There's been a lot of complaining lately about the declining quality of Apple design. For good reason.

Everyone who has ever owned an iPhone knows that it gets slower when a new version of iOS---and a new iPhone---is released.

Microsoft's Edge browser now lets you sync your passwords across your Windows 10 device and your iPhone.

Apple today released iOS 11.1.2, which fixes unresponsive iPhone X displays in cold temperatures.

Apple's iPhone X came out nearly two weeks ago, and although many of Microsoft's apps are yet to support the new device, Outlook is rolling out support for the iPhone X today.

Apple is a divisive company, but it makes some of the best hardware in the industry. Why? Because it almost always makes the right decisions.

There's never been a better time to buy a great smartphone. Which is part of the problem, when you think about it.

Apple describes every release of iOS as a "major upgrade," and I usually have a problem with that.

Microsoft implements technology too quickly, allowing followers like Apple to come in later and perfect and popularize it.

With its major announcements all ruined by rumors, Apple delivered a curiously rote press event on Tuesday.

Qualcomm, and not Apple, is the real innovator in the mobile world, the ARM chipmaking giant says.

Tomorrow, Apple will announce new generation iPhones. So this is the ideal time to reveal that I'm switching to Android.

I don't normally (ever?) write about Apple leaks, but this one is a potential blockbuster.

Ten years ago this summer, I wrote what can only be described as the most accurate, honest, and, yes, epic review of Apple's first iPhone.

Ten years ago this week, the original iPhone arrived and I was lucky enough to be among the earliest users.