One of Apple's new products has sadly not received as much attention as the latest iPhone rumours, but it's a real winner, writes Pat Pilcher..

Smartphones are still on the rise, but Apple's position at the top of the market has changed radically, writes Mark Webster.

Apple has launched an inquiry and is offering to exchange third party iPhone chargers worldwide after a woman was electrocuted answering her phone in China.

As we have seen, even more magazines have dropped print versions and gone to digital.

Apple has made its name on innovation, but is that still the case? Mark Webster says yes.

The Google Maps team won’t stop until it has every last inch of the planet stored on its servers. Would we really be so lost without them? asks Tom Chivers.

In just a few days time we will know what Apple has been hiding up its bountiful sleeve.

A New Zealand firm operating out of the UK has taken the lead role in developing the official app for new sci-fi thriller After Earth, starring father and son duo Will and Jaden Smith.

Apple devices remain largely untroubled by viruses and malware for a variety of reasons, writes Mark Webster

Some people hate iTunes. It took me a while to realise that most of those people were PC users, writes Mark Webster.