In case one billion iPhone app sales hadn't convinced you, Optus has opened its Happy Place in Sydney, showcasing iPhones, apps and the people who love them.

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Looking for the geeky man of your dreams? America's Cosmo magazine says the hip new place to find eligible singles isn't in the hottest new bar in town but an Apple's retail Store.

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That Apple September music event? It's happening earlier than anyone expected this year.

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Upgrading your computer's memory is the quickest and most affordable way to make it run faster. In this CNET how-to, we show you how to add RAM to your iMac.

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People told us they believed the iPhone "death grip" was an issue with the AT&T network in the US and not something we'd see here. We tested this theory out for ourselves.

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In the future you could selectively transfer files from one iOS device to another as easily as pouring out a tall beverage over your phone, a vision that's been detailed in a new Apple patent application that was published by the US Patent and Trademark Office today.

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Apple is being sued for sluggish performance on iPhone 3G and 3GS models that have had the iOS 4 update installed.

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An updated version of Frash, an app that permits the otherwise banned Adobe Flash technology on Apple mobile devices, has been released.

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After just a few days in customers' hands in the United States, the iPhone 4 has been demonstrated to show signal loss when gripped in a certain way. Apple is writing it off as easily fixable by altering the way it's held. But is it a problem with the way customers are holding it or a flaw in Apple's design?

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Apple has finally acknowledged that the way you hold the iPhone 4 can hinder the device's cellular reception.

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