Donald Trump tells Tim Cook to build iPhones in the USA
Trump says tax breaks will incentivize Apple to manufacture its best-selling product on American shores.
Stories by Susie Ochs
Apple's latest legal filing: 'The Founders would be appalled'
In its last brief to Judge Pym before the first hearing on March 22, Apple makes its case for encryption.
Eddy Cue and Craig Federighi discuss the state of Apple software with John Gruber
On a fresh episode of The Talk Show podcast, Apple's top software executives drop some stats, crack some jokes, and promise they're fixing all those bugs.
Hands on with the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus
Its Live Photos and 3D Touch are especially delightful.
Apple Watch review: Beautiful form, frustrating function
I'm all-in on Apple products. At my house, I've got two Macs, an Apple TV, an iPad, two iPhones, and an Apple router. I've never owned an MP3 player that wasn't an iPod, or a tablet that wasn't an iPad. And now I've got an Apple Watch to converge my Apple universe right on my wrist.
Hands on with iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3: Small changes to the world's top tablets
What's rectangular, gold, and 18 percent thinner than a No. 2 pencil? The iPad Air 2, which Apple unveiled recently. Sporting subtle refinements like a Touch ID fingerprint sensor and a beefed-up iSight camera, Apple's second iPad Air isn't a dramatic leap past the first iPad Air. But that's not a surprise.
Hands on: The new 27-inch iMac with 5K Retina display shows stunning detail
We live in a high-resolution world--our phones have been shooting HD video for years, and 4K-capable cameras are finally within reach of regular consumers. And now Apple's new iMac with Retina 5K display will let you push those pixels with maximum efficiency. With a native resolution of 5120x2880 pixels, this iMac shows a ridiculous amount of detail in everything you look at.
Amazon Fire Phone review: Give this Fire time to grow
Amazon's Fire Phone is really solid, maybe even great. But unless it's your first smartphone, it might be hard to switch from a more mature platform like Android or iOS. You'd have to be really committed to the Amazon ecosystem--the type who already has a Kindle Fire tablet and probably also a Fire TV and a plain Kindle e-reader--to want to make this device your everyday phone, at least in this first generation.
Adobe updates Creative Cloud with new apps, new features, and even new hardware
Adobe is the king of creative software but not ready to rest on its laurels. After revamping its boxed Creative Suite software into cloud-connected, subscription-based, regularly updated Creative Cloud, Adobe has set itself up to respond more quickly to the fast-changing industries it serves.
In Pictures: The wearables of Mobile World Congress.
MWC stands for 'more wearables coming'.Wearable tech was big at CES, and now the mania continues at Mobile World Congress. This week’s line-up in Barcelona has included plenty of weird-looking things to put on your head - but we ignored all the headgear to focus on stuff normal people might want to actually wear.
Tech For Life: More apps and gear for air travelers
We're still at the airport, and as pleasant as the confines of Mineta San Jose International Airport may be, it's no fun waiting around for a delayed flight. In this episode of Tech For Life, we'll look at even more apps and gear aimed at air travelers, with an eye toward staying on top of those inevitable flight delays.
Lenovo's IdeaTab A1000 is craptastically cheap
If someone can make a $US100 tablet that is awesome, it will sell like hotcakes sprinkled with fairy dust and deep-fried in freedom. But this is not that tablet. The IdeaTab A1000 is Lenovo's bargain-basement 7-inch Android offering, and its cheapness is glaring from the moment you pick it up.
