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Sarah Vine and Alex Brummer: iLove and iHate - views on Apple
Apple products look nice. No nasty, cheap-looking neon flashing lights, no dusty black casing. Even the cables are attractive.
Apple products look nice. No nasty, cheap-looking neon flashing lights, no dusty black casing. Even the cables are attractive.
A mobile gaming app created by a New Zealander who was inspired by a near-death experience has topped the free game download charts in eastern Europe.
Aversion to the iPhone maker is turning out to be one of the worst blunders in 2014 for money managers.
Steve Jobs defended Apple's use of software for the iPod that blocked compatibility with a competing digital music store.
A billion-dollar class-action lawsuit over Apple's iPods heads to trial after nearly a decade in legal wrangling.
Serko, the online travel booking business, widened its first-half loss in line with its May prospectus as it hired more staff to chase sales growth.
Tech giants like Apple keep looking for overseas tax loopholes as their foreign cash has piled up to almost absurd levels.
Apple has promised that its Pay service can revolutionise the way we shop, replacing a credit card swipe with a tap of the phone.
A Detroit man has offered to sell his house for an iPhone 6, in a swap that speaks volumes about the mixed fortunes of America.
The same person at Apple was in charge of catching problems before the iOS 8 and the 2012 maps blunder were released.
Tech blogger Juha Saarinen finally got his hands on the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus over the weekend, here are his initial thoughts on the new devices.
Apple hits back at complaints that iPhone 6 Pluses are at risk of bending, saying they won't buckle under normal everyday use.
Apple's iOS 8 operating system causes apps to crash 67 per cent more than last year's version.
Apple pulls the plug on its iOS 8 software update after it stopped people from making phone calls. So how can Apple users actually fix their phones?
On the fence about Apple's latest smartphone? You're not alone: reports of bendy casings have taken the shine off the iPhone 6. Here are six reasons to updgrade and six reasons not to.
Long lines of shoppers greeted the debut of the latest iPhones around the world as Kiwi iPhone fans count down the days for their chance.
The reputation of Apple's fans is well known but what makes someone identify with a brand so strongly that they queue up for a week to get the new iPhone 6?
Apple's new iPhone 6 is already a big hit - with more than 4 million pre-orders in just 24 hours.
Swatch Group's Tissot T-Touch Expert Solar watch has a compass, tells the altitude and runs on solar power.
Watchers of the big watchmakers are beginning to worry that the good times for "dumb" watches are running out.
Most of the leaks turned out to be correct so the Apple launch event didn't contain very many surprises.
Experts are excited about Apple Pay, arguing that it may herald a new era in transaction security.
There was no announcement, no solemn ceremony to mark its passing, but Apple has finally killed off its longest-serving gadget, the iPod Classic, just seven years after it was launched but what seems a lifetime since it made the Walkman obsolete.
Mobile wallet technology included in the new Apple iPhone 6 and Apple Watch is a boon for New Zealand software developer Serko.
The new kid on the block in wearable technology has been unveiled to the world, but tech geeks here wanting a piece of the action will have to wait.
Apple has entered the daunting world of consumer finance with a new mobile payment system.
Irish superstars U2 have released their first album in five years free on Apple's iTunes as the tech giant unveiled its latest smartphones.