Apple iPhone stories - Page 14

Apple has allegedly returned eight million faulty iPhones to manufacturer Foxconn, potentially costing the company $1.6 billion.

Apple shares nosedive to a 52-week low under US$400, roiled by a bleak forecast from a key supplier, sparking market jitters.

Apple manufacturer Foxconn ramps up recruitment efforts, believed to be in preparation for the launch of the new iPhone later this year.

Tech giant has already designed the next two versions of its iPhone model, under the supervision of the late Steve Jobs.

CEO Tim Cook forced to offer a signed apology after the company were accused of offering second-rate repair service on iPhones and iPads.

Former Microsoft COO believes the Apple era may be on its way out due to the lack of vision within the company.

A glitch in iOS 6.0 sees iPhones slyly eating into data allowances, potentially costing users dearly, even when connected to WiFi.

Yesterday's update of iOS 6.1.3 promised the fix to stop unauthorised access to the iPhone via the locked screen.

Blackberry has taken aim at Apple's levels of innovation, claiming the company has lost it's edge. Is that a wise move?.

Apple's series concept followed by Samsung, with older-generation Galaxy models keeping a value which rivals iPhones.

The day before Samsung launches the Galaxy S4, Apple executive Phil Schiller sticks the boot in, dissing Android phones to the press.

In a week that threatens to be all about Samsung, Apple hits back, with two new iPhone 5 ads called 'Discover' and 'Brilliant.'.

Apple nears resolution on Brazilian iPhone trademark clash, potentially ending a dispute with IGB Gradiente over the name patented in 2000.

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'Samsung Unpacked 2013 Episode 1' will launch the Galaxy S smartphone on March 14, with speculation circulating the release is earlier than preferred.

Alicia Keys, BlackBerry's 100% exclusive advocate, caught tweeting from an iPhone, sparking debate on brand loyalty and honesty.

Apple's Tim Cook was initially against suing Samsung, despite the companies' billion-dollar legal battles over smartphone tech.

After months of anticipation, Evad3rs plans to release Evasi0n today, the first untethered jailbreak for iPhone 5, expanding iOS device freedom.

Apple posted record quarterly revenue of USD $54.5 billion but missed Wall Street's expectations, with iPhone sales below targets causing a 4% share drop.

Amid slow iPhone 5 sales, reports suggest Apple slashes Sharp's LCD panel orders by half, sparking Wall Street speculation.