Apple iPhone News

If you want to transfer your iPhone photos to a Windows-powered PC, you have several options. We present three simple methods - with or without iCloud.

In week 28 we observed players in the tech industry and chose our winners and losers of the week. Apple, TikTok and the anticipation.

Good smartphone games do not always make it onto both iOS and Android. Here are the best five games that you can only play on an iPhone.

Whether in the evening hours or after getting up in the morning: Dark Mode on the iPhone is easy on your eyes and looks chic. Here's how you activate it.

There is an app for everything, according to Apple when they released the first versions of the iPhone. There is a default feature on your iPhone that will make your life simpler! We'll tell you how to set a timer to stop whatever your listening to automatically.

Recently, some companies known to have lean product lines have decided to invest in a much larger number of handsets. But why?

If you are making the jump from Apple's iPhone to the shiny new Samsung Galaxy Note 8, here is how you can make a pain-free switch.

Barely any flagship phones in 2017 came with a removable battery, but this doesn't seem to be a problem today like it used to be. Read on to find out why.

Samsung's upcoming flagship Galaxy S8 is one of the most important smartphones for the korean giant. We explain why we simply can't wait for the new smartphone.

What we're expecting to be called the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus will be unveiling tomorrow. Yes, this is big news...even for an Android tech writer.

iPhones and Android phones aren't afraid to borrow each other's best ideas. Does either platform have the edge? Find out in our iPhone vs Android comparison.

The iPhone 6s will sacrifice slimness to include the Force Touch feature. Is this a big mistake on Apple's part, or a necessary move to beat the Galaxy S6?

Is a removable battery in an Android phone really necessary? How important is this and why? Tell us what you prefer in our poll.

This time it's Apple's turn on the photocopiers: the iPhone 6 Plus marks its entry into the phablet market, a market created and dominated by Samsung.

You don't need to like Apple to care about what it does: its best ideas raise the bar for the entire sector and are often copied by rival manufacturers.

The US Administration has vetoed a International Trade Commission ruling that would have banned the sale of older Apple products that used technology patented by Samsung.

Apple are reportedly looking into acquiring PrimeSense, the company that developed the Kinect motion tracking technology that went into the first Microsoft X-Box.