Apple's five challenges for 2015   Apple has had a cracking year, with stellar sales and sky-high revenues. But despite billions in the bank and products flying off the shelves in record numbers, the Cupertino giant has challenges to face over the coming year. Here are five challenges that the

U.S. brokerage firm Morgan Stanley, whose analysts are usually right on when it comes to predicting iPhone sales, says that Apple will sell 67 million units of its smartphone during the calendar fourth quarter. The period, which runs from October through December, constitutes Apple's fiscal first

Less than one month ago, Apple released iOS 8.1.1, cleaning up some bugs that it elected not to disclose to the unwitting updating masses, and increasing performance on the iPad 2 and iPhone 4S. It was a usability and stability update — nothing to write home about. Now, Apple has given iOS 8.1.2

The FCC is reporting a stunning drop in smartphone thefts, with moves by Apple being cited for meaningful declines in these crimes. The Activation Lock feature is credited with reducing the number of robberies involving smartphones by a whopping 38% in San Francisco, 24% in London and 19% in New

A dozen Microsoft apps built for the iPhone The iPhone 6 and especially the iPhone 6 Plus work extremely well with Microsoft services, especially Office 365. As far as I'm concerned, Apple's previous flagship phone, the 5S, was just too small to consider using with productivity apps. But the larger