Apple iPhone stories - Page 18

TomTom's latest iPhone app update leverages iPhone 5's screen, offering full-screen navigation and offline maps without roaming charges.

Apple's iPhone 5 reigns as Yahoo's most obsessed search in 2012, on top of the tech world and overshadowing other global fascinations.

Apple plans to release new smartphone into Samsung's backyard this friday, as well as 50 other countries in December.

Microsoft has revealed the iPhone 5 to be the top-searched news story of 2012, along with a host of other results from search engine Bing.

Apple axes maps chief Richard Williamson, signalling a major shake-up after iPhone 5's maps debacle, as it battles to restore user faith.

Apple's iPhone overtakes BlackBerry as the top choice for company smartphones, heralding a shift in corporate tech preferences.

Android camp likely to be concerned as Silicon Valley company awarded design after examination of prior art and works.

Samsung's Galaxy S III hits a milestone, selling over 30 million units in just 5 months, outpacing its predecessor and rivals worldwide.

Vodafone's network crowned the fastest for iPhone 5 users in Auckland and Wellington, outpacing rivals by up to 110%.

Apple sells 26.9 million iPhones in Q4, earning $36bn but misses Wall Street's higher expectations. Growth follows iPhone 5 launch.

New price comparison analysis reveals Kiwis are lumbered with some of the most expensive iPhone 5 service plans in the global smartphone marketplace.

Samsung unveils the Galaxy S III mini in Germany, aiming to compete with Apple's iPhone 5 with a compact 4-inch screen and Android 4.1.

Company Mobile chief confirms the release of a smaller version of it's Android smartphone, set for unveiling in Germany on Thursday.

World's largest software company signals a shift to hardware and online services, in line with long-time rival Apple.

As company shares fall 10% in the face of recent bad publicity, Wall Street analysts continue recommending investors to buy.

South Korean company predicts record profits in the three months to September, led by sales of its Galaxy smartphones.

Over 4,000 workers reportedly down tools in protest over working a national holiday, as pressure increases to meet iPhone 5 demand.

When Ben Ridler whips out his iPhone for a bit of social networking, it doesn't necessarily mean he's goofing off.

Apple's pinnacle reached as iPhone 5 launches, signifying end of true innovation and start of legal battles outshining product quality.

Bank asks customers not to upgrade to new operation system iOS6 but insists there are no financial risks involved.