It's possible that iPads will come to be considered 'consumer Macs' as their lowliest Mac is now the mini, since the demise of the MacBook, writes Mark Webster.

It's interesting to collate some numbers from late in 2012, and see where they might take us in 2013, as far as Apple is concerned.

I recently had the chance to test the type of ultra fast (ie fibre-optic) broadband Vodafone could be offering to its customers where it's available - in other words, in places where Chorus has put it into streets, like it's currently doing around parts o

Mac Planet blogger Mark Webster's Christmas round-up of tech-related presents for yourself or your loved ones.

More and more business people are finding themselves attached to their tablet computer, reports Diana Clement.

Researchers say young are vulnerable and have called for app stores to explore ways of regulating content.

Most customers go online to choose what they’ll buy. Why can’t they find many businesses there, asks Gill South.

Apparently, users worldwide are having a hard time with Apple Maps. I was surprised, having happily used the iOS6 Maps app all over London and Oxford.

After the initial reports of the riot at an Apple assembling factory in China, the story suddenly got very quiet, according to lots of Apple sites.

Major electronics retailers are continuing to sell an old iPhone model for their old price, despite Apple dropping the recommended retail price by $150.