Apple iPhone fans may soon feel like their parents, who had to watch their baby grow up way too fast. The latest reports suggest the tech giant won’t stick to its old naming convention. The ...

Follow along with the Gizmodo crew as we unpack everything Apple announces at its annual developer conference in Cupertino, Calif.

The Apple III, released in 1980, almost destroyed Apple. It had a 100% failure rate -- that is, every single product sold had to be repaired . The computer overheated so much that chips literally ...

Apple is rumored to be developing a folding tablet for 2028, possibly sized at 18.8-inches. It should be ideal for travel and may even become an all-in-one device for some people. Apple's main ...

Image Credit iFixitConsumerist tells us that Apple is switching to a special new screw called by some a Pentalobe, by iFixit an "Evil Proprietary Tamper Proof Five Point Screw" (or the EPTP5PS).

From Jack Nicas’ A Tiny Screw Shows Why iPhones Won’t Be ‘Assembled in U.S.A.’, posted Monday by the New York Times. In 2012, Apple’s chief executive, Timothy D. Cook, went on prime-time ...

A tiny screw illustrates why. In 2012, Apple’s chief executive, Timothy D. Cook, ... and the top-of-the-line Mac Pro would come with an unusual inscription: “Assembled in USA. ...

Apple is making it more difficult for iPhone 4 owners to perform simple DIY repairs by replacing common Phillps head screws with a rare "pentalobe" screws. While newer iPhone 4s have included the ...

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The switch-over from Apple's .Mac service to MobileMe had a delay, and left users unable to access their data. People also had trouble signing up for the $99 a year service in the first place.

Last week, a rumor that Apple is working on an asymmetric screw that would effectively lock users out of their devices ran rampant across the internet. ... Top Stories. Jun 29 ...

Consumerist tells us that Apple is switching to a special new screw called by some a Pentalobe, by iFixit an “Evil Proprietary Tamper Proof Five Point Screw” (or the EPTP5PS). It is designed ...