Apple (AAPL) News – Page 23 of 53

App Camp for Girls expanding to Seattle after successful first year in Portland

App Camp for Girls, a summer camp that gives middle school-aged girls a chance to build their own iPhone apps, is… Read More

Apple ending development of iPhoto and Aperture, in favor of new Photos app

Earlier this month, Apple announced a new Photos app for the Mac that will launch in 2015. What the company… Read More

T-Mobile offers prepaid plans for iPhone users and discounts at Costco

T-Mobile announced today that people can now purchase an iPhone and use it with one of the company’s prepaid phone… Read More

Apple updates iPod Touch line with price cuts, new entry-level device

Just in time for back-to-school shopping season, Apple has refreshed its entry-level iPod Touch, and cut the price of its… Read More

Google’s Android chief pushes back against Apple, wishes Amazon were ‘more aligned’ with mainstream Android

When Tim Cook took the stage at Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference keynote earlier this month, he had a lot of… Read More

Amazon’s iOS video app gets free first episodes, plus HBO shows, in bid to attract new users

Amazon is giving TV-loving iPhone and iPad users a new incentive to try its Instant Video app. The company released an update today that allows… Read More

Video: Apple’s massive retail store in Portland dwarfs the Microsoft shop next door

Apple 1, Microsoft 0 — in downtown Portland, that is. Less than one month ago, Apple unveiled its massive new… Read More

5 ways Apple’s Swift will make developers happy

We engineers are a picky bunch. We spend countless hours coding apps and websites. So, when it comes tools and… Read More

Apple launches new entry-level iMac for $1099

Users looking to get their hands on a new iMac now have a cheaper option. Apple today launched a new 21.5 inch… Read More

Apple capitalizes on Amazon’s contract dispute with sale on Hachette pre-orders

Apple is currently featuring a limited-time sale on pre-orders for 26 upcoming e-books, including J.K. Rowling’s “The Silkworm” (her second… Read More

Apple settles e-book antitrust suit

Apple has reached a settlement in an antitrust lawsuit brought by state Attorneys General and consumers over e-book price fixing, according to… Read More

Amazon sets the stage for device launch by bragging it now has 240,000 apps

Amazon’s PR machine has officially kicked into high gear as the company begins building interest ahead of its Wednesday press… Read More

Ask Andru: Which devices are compatible with iOS 8?

Apple announced iOS 8 and gave us a look at a bunch of the major features during its WWDC 2014… Read More

iOS 8 thwarts key form of smartphone tracking, in potential boost for iBeacons

One of the new features in iOS 8 that Apple didn’t mention publicly last week is designed to stop companies… Read More

Want a bite? Apple stock under $100 following 7-to-1 split

Consumers wanting to take a piece of Apple stock for themselves are now going to have an easier time of… Read More

Video: Watch these pesky thieves steal 16 Apple computers from The Mac Store in 30 seconds

Redmond police are on the hunt for four thieves who broke into the The Mac Store at Redmond Town Center… Read More

Why developers are buzzing about Apple’s new Swift programming language

SAN FRANCISCO — When I spent time around WWDC this past week, one word was on everybody’s lips: Swift. Apple’s… Read More

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GeekWire Radio: Behind the scenes of the Internet with F5 CEO John McAdam

One of the largest tech companies in the Seattle region is one you don’t often hear about: F5 Networks, whose technologies… Read More

The 5 coolest features in Apple’s iOS 8 that you may have missed

Earlier this week, Apple outlined many of the cool new features in iOS 8, but one part of the presentation… Read More

Apple’s iOS 8 uses location for quick access to relevant apps

Future users of Apple’s iOS 8 who walk into a Starbucks will see a small icon for the coffee company appear… Read More

Geek on the Street at WWDC: Here are Apple developers’ favorite new features

Apple unleashed a number of new updates at its annual Worldide Developer Conference in San Francisco yesterday, and developers for… Read More

Don’t touch that beta! Early iOS releases are devs-only, for good reason

Now that Apple’s WWDC keynote is over, reasonably technical iOS users are faced with the annual temptation: should they sign up for… Read More

Election records: Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos contributes often, votes rarely

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos made himself a well-known figure in the world of politics with his $250 million purchase of the Washington Post… Read More

Smartphone market share: Android stays ahead of Apple, Microsoft widens lead over Blackberry

comScore is out with its latest monthly U.S. smartphone market share stats, and Android continues to stay ahead of the pack… Read More

Code Fellows switches its iOS curriculum to Apple’s new Swift programming language

Graduates of Code Fellows’s iOS Development Accelerator programs this year will be on the cutting edge when it comes to… Read More

Glympse unfazed by Apple’s new location-sharing features in iOS 8

The updated Messages app in Apple’s iOS 8 includes a series of features that will look familiar to users of popular third-party… Read More

iBitcoin? Apple rule changes hint at digital currency apps on iPhone

Users of Apple’s mobile devices may have an easier way to use Bitcoin soon. Amid all the hoopla from its… Read More

Apple’s big news day: The top 5 things to know

SAN FRANCISCO — Apple unleashed a smorgasbord of new announcements on the world this morning at the opening keynote for… Read More

Confirmed: Microsoft Bing will be default for Apple’s new Mac OS X Spotlight

Apple is further distancing itself from Google and expanding its relationship with Microsoft Bing in the next version of Mac… Read More

Mozilla’s Mitchell Baker: Firefox OS targets all of humanity, not just Apple iOS users

While Apple was busy in San Francisco announcing a new set of features that will wow its fan boys, Mozilla’s… Read More