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The app was already approved, but Apple got cold feet.

Past honorees include the inventors of breakfast cereal and technology to manufacture shoes faster.

It's easy to forget that the first iPhone didn't even have an App Store.

It isn't the first time users have discovered the voice assistant using vulgar language.

Hacking into iPhones could be about to get a whole lot easier.

Headphone jack? Check. Superfast processor? Check. Signficantly cheaper price?

It may not have a proper headphone jack, but that massive screen is pretty good for PUBG. (Oh, and the camera is alright, too).

The most popular apps for everyday social interaction, news and web browsing, as well as games and entertainment.

iOS 11.3 bug is bricking iPhones that have been repaired anywhere other than Apple.

Apple, Adidas and Victoria's Secret among the brands at risk.

Suddenly, $999 for the iPhone X doesn't seem so bad.

"PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds Mobile" has been released in North America, but when is it coming to the U.K. and Europe?

Downloaded Fortnite Mobile but the game keeps on crashing on your iPhone 6 or 6S? Find out what's causing the problem, here.

Ian "Kanga" Cairns wants to keep you safe in the water by knowing when sharks are around.

Apple conducted 756 audits across 30 countries, the report revealed.

"iPhone is disabled, try again in 25,114,984 minutes," the iPhone notification read.

Speculation is rising Apple will release three new models in 2018.

Since October 2017, police say roughly 1,600 mistaken calls have been made to emergency service departments.

A 'text bomb' wreaked havoc last week by causing Apple devices to crash. Here's how to stop it.

The duo's new album is anxious, funky and fun as hell. "We were challenging ourselves to connect with people."

The song is called "Time Spent Looking At my Phone," and it is frighteningly real.

The code could create threats to the confidentiality of data stored on iOS devices.

The Kremlin has previously told the press that whenever Putin would like to use a cellphone, he will borrow one, then return it.

Get that man a Darwin Award.

A new bug has been discovered that causes iPhones and Macs to crash with a simple text message.

Psychologists are pushing back on a letter to Apple by two of its investors about the supposed dangers of smartphone use.

U.S. Senator John Thune asked Apple CEO Tim Cook for answers about why old iPhones are deliberately slowed down.

Eight people were injured in the incident in Zurich, Switzerland.

Major Apple shareholders took the unusual step of warning the Cupertino company about the dangers of iPhones.

Security experts say the Meltdown and Spectre bugs are a "very serious timebomb."