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While there have been rumors about a new Apple Watch and iPads in the past few weeks, Apple has now given hints about upcoming models itself.

Apple had recently announced that the iPhone 12 will be released a little later than usual. Now there are more details about the possible schedule.

For our winners and losers of the week, Adobe customers are losing important data and Apple has fat dollar signs in its eyes.

Now that Epic has made a public standoff with Apple and Google, the Fortnite developer is calling for what may be the final competition for iOS players.

Fortnite was banned from the App Store by Apple. At eBay, the online auction platform offers numerous high-priced options with the pre-installed game.

When purchasing many Apple devices, owners have the option to purchase AppleCare within 60 days. This period has now been extended.

It is known that the iPhone will be released a little later this year. But what does that mean for the iPhone event and the accompanying keynote?

Samsung has already presented the second generation of its foldable Galaxy Fold. Meanwhile Apple fans who want such a device still have to be patient.

Four models of the iPhone 12 are expected this fall. A group of analysts is now predicting another, cheaper model for early 2021.

In the past years the watchOS beta was only available for paying developers. This year this changes as Apple is offering a public beta.

It's been a hectic seven days in the world of consumer technology. Here are those that emerged as winners, and those they fell as losers this week.

As promised a few weeks ago, the developers of Dark Sky have shut down their popular weather app for Android users as of August 1st.

After a lot of news about the iPhone 12, there's now some good news for fans of Apple Watch. The Series 6 is supposed to get a helpful health feature.

The biggest tech companies in the United States were told they wield "too much power" at a congressional hearing yesterday.

Apple does not have to pay back taxes, but Samsung is holding out for more. These are our winners and losers for this week.

What can you do when the iPhone is disabled after too many incorrect passcode attempts? Here is our guide on solving your problem.

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.

Apple and Samsung may no longer include chargers with their future smartphones in a greenwashing attempt. The path to hell is paved with good intentions.

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

The Covid-19 pandemic has put public tech events on hold. As manufacturers move to online alternatives, we take a look at what the future holds.