Hacked charger could infect an iPhone with malware
iPhones are at risk not just from downloading apps that steal contact lists or clicking on malicious links. Now hackers can spread malware through cracked chargers.
iPhones are at risk not just from downloading apps that steal contact lists or clicking on malicious links. Now hackers can spread malware through cracked chargers.
Apple is wait-listing law enforcement when they ask the company to unlock iPhones and other devices as a part of evidence discovery.
Of course, we don't want the pilots using iPhones while flying.
Home Depot is pulling nearly 10,000 Blackberry phones from its incentive plans for executives today and replacing them with iPhones.
It also announced that it'll start paying out dividends of $2.65 per common stock to its customers on Nov. 15 to all who are stockholder by the close of business on Nov. 12.
Despite a big quarterly profit dip, AT&T is still succeeding at getting smartphones out the door.
Despite rumors that Sprint was killing off the iPhone 4, the company says it's still sell the aging iPhone model, but only on its website.
No fear, iPhone 4S users, you won't have to go without your precious phones for long. Electronics buy-back site Gazelle extended the amount of time consumers have to send in their gadgets after locking in a quote.
Analysts aren’t going big on their expectations for Apple’s earnings this quarter.
Apple reports its third quarter 2012 earnings Tuesday, but according to Reuters, analysts are playing it safe in anticipation of the rumored iPhone 5. Apple often releases its …
Apple CEO Tim Cook made his first trip on Thursday to a Chinese Foxconn production facility that is charged with making the company’s ultra popular iPhones.
Cook’s visit comes after weeks of accusations that employees of the Foxconn plant(s) were …
How important is Best Buy to Apple’s iPhone sales strategy? Possibly more than Apple’s own retail shops, according to a new study from Consumer Intelligence Research Partners.
The research firm surveyed shoppers for a three-month period from December 2011 to …
Last month saw several big stories on poor working conditions at the factories in China where makes Apple products. Chief executive Tim Cook initially responded by saying that Apple had nothing to apologize for. Now Apple has announced a series …