Those hoping for a redesign when Apple debuts the iPhone 7 could be disappointed, as The Wall Street Journal confirms reports that upcoming device will look like the iPhone 6s. FULL STORY >

According to reports, the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus too closely resemble a 5.5" Android device launched two years ago by Chinese company Shenzhen Baili. FULL STORY >

With a view to sell surplus solar power it generates at its solar farms in Cupertino, Apple forms a subsidiary called Apple Energy. FULL STORY >

For fanatic MacBook Pro users, the rumours of thinner 13" and 15" models, along with OLED touch bars and touch ID, should certainly pique your interest. FULL STORY >

Apple has refreshed one of its newest products, as the Cupertino-based company adds new internal components as well as rose gold to its 12" MacBook. FULL STORY >

Aiming to be the Windows-powered answer to Apple's MacBook, HP unveiled the latest incarnation of its Spectre 13 notebook, and it looks great. FULL STORY >

It's not a new iPad Air, but rather a 9.7" iPad Pro, as Apple unveils a new tablet to its ranks with a specific focus on targeting older PC users. FULL STORY >

One of the 'big' reveals from Apple's event last night, the Cupertino-based company unveils the latest addition to the iPhone family - the iPhone SE. FULL STORY >

The arrival of the Apple Watch 2 still remains a mystery, but some believe it will debut on 21 March. If that is the case, here are 5 improvements Apple will need to have made. FULL STORY >

With a new iPad Air expected to debut at Apple's 21 March-dated event. Here are five things we'd like to see them add. FULL STORY >

Apple's first device event for 2016 is happening 21 March. With the iPad Air 3 and iPhone 5se expected, there could still be some surprises. FULL STORY >

Perhaps one of the worst kept secrets in 2016, Apple confirms its March-slated event for the 21st. A new iPad and iPhone are expected, but Apple has also included a cryptic message. FULL STORY >

Apple's Craig Federighi weighs in on the San Bernardino and FBI situation, stating that giving in to their demands would compromise the safety of all iOS users. FULL STORY >

While Oculus Rift remains a Windows PC compatible device for now, the company's founder Palmer Luckey says Apple can join the action if they release a powerful enough Mac computer. FULL STORY >

Apple versus the FBI: which side are you on? Few technology stories, and even fewer cyber security issues, have broken into the mainstream media quite like this one. But the outcome of this epic tussle has hugely important implications for... FULL STORY >