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Apple unveils the new iPhone 7 and 7 Plus

Leaked tweets and specs confirm divisive move that represents characteristic gamble for tech firm in bid to outpace rivals and usher in wireless listening

Leaked tweets and specs confirm divisive move that represents characteristic gamble for tech firm in bid to outpace rivals and usher in wireless listening

APPLE chief executive Tim Cook has taken to the stage at the Bill Graham Civic Centre in San Francisco to reveal the iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus.

Yes, that’s right: The headphone jack is going away, starting now.

The tech giant could be doing away with wired headphones

WHEN Tim Cook stepped into those unfillable shoes left by Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, the world asked ‘what happens to Apple now?’.

Shares in Samsung have fallen after it delayed shipments of its latest smartphone - but without giving a detailed reason for the decision.

Apple may finally be bringing some of its enormous offshore cash pile back home.

Apple chief executive Tim Cook says the European Commission ruling that Apple should pay billions of euros in back taxes to the Republic of Ireland is "maddening" and "political".

For now, investors want to know what it means for the stock price.

The European Union ruled that the giant tech company owes Ireland billiions in taxes dating back over two decades. USA TODAY

The internet of things trend is the butt of many jokes in the tech world.

The US Treasury Department has warned about possible retaliation if the European Commission pursues American companies like Apple, Amazon and Starbucks over tax avoidance.

While some proponents of the higher U.S. tax rate say it's unpatriotic for companies to practice inversions or shelter income, Cook hit back at the suggestion.

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It's a bad time to buy a Mac — Apple hasn't redesigned its MacBook Pro or MacBook Air laptops in years.

Samsung extended its lead in the global smartphone market over Apple in the second quarter, gaining from the launch of its updated flagship handsets, surveys showed Thursday.

Apple has reported a second consecutive quarter of falling iPhone sales, but the 15% drop was not as bad as analysts had feared.