Apple, Cisco gear off Beijing's shopping list in surveillance fears

China has dropped some of the world's leading technology brands from its approved state procurement lists in what some analysts said was a response to cybersurveillance.

Apple mulls building a self-driving electric car

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott yesterday signalled a crackdown on border controls to combat terror threats, warning the nation will not let "bad people play us for mugs".

Apple iOS 8 still plagued by bugs despite update

Apple users complained that some problems had still not been fixed after the tech giant released an update to its iOS 8 operating system on Wednesday.

Apple’s quarterly profit hits record US$18 billion on ‘staggering’ iPhone sales

Apple’s quarterly profit rocketed to a corporate record US$18 billion at the end of last year on booming sales of big-screen iPhone models, especially in China.

Apple supplier Foxconn denies report it is cutting 1.3 million work force

Taiwanese electronics manufacturer and Apple supplier Foxconn Technology Group has denied reports that it plans to shrink its 1.3 million work force, one of the largest in the world.

Apple rides strong US, China iPhone sales to sterling results; eyes Lunar New Year

Apple quarterly results smashed Wall Street expectations with record sales of iPhone 6 and 6 Plus smartphones in the holiday shopping season and strong sales in China, although the United States remained the top iPhone market.

Technology’s biggest challenge is how to connect with people

The word “technology” leaves many people cold, but its pervasive presence in daily life is only going to make it even more important.

Individuals, businesses, governments and countries are completely dependent on information technology to drive greater productivity and efficiencies.

Apple sued for 'deceiving consumers' on storage capacities of iPhones, iPads

Apple is facing a lawsuit accusing it of promising more available storage space than it actually delivers in iPhones, iPads and iPod Touch devices.

Woman suspected of iPhone 6 scam worth HK$13m held by Hong Kong police

A company secretary suspected of deceiving eight victims of more than HK$13 million in an iPhone investment scam was being questioned in police custody today.

Complaints about mobile service providers soar in wake of Hong Kong's iPhone frenzy

The Consumer Council has called on smartphone enthusiasts to be cautious about the fine print in their contracts after a surge in complaints against mobile service providers following the release of the latest iPhone.

46pc sales slump at Pacific Place, says tenant of upmarket mall

Retail sales value at the Pacific Place mall, located next to the Occupy Central site in Admiralty, dropped 46 per cent in October compared to the same period a year earlier.

Apple iPhone6 resellers still profiting in Hong Kong, two months on

Resellers of Apple's new iPhone 6 models still doing a roaring trade on the streets of Hong Kong, more than eight weeks after the smartphones went on official sale in the city.