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Apple is certainly an easy target right now because of their worldwide issues with the new iOS 6 Maps application, which uses TomTom’s mapping technology instead of Google’s mapping technology like it did in iOS 5 and earlier. Apple has been under fire about their Maps application since the public launch, dealing with complaints from uses about accuracy, detail, and rendering issues. Apple has even gone ...

It certainly isn't the shining star of iOS 6, but Apple Maps isn't that bad. At least that's according to Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, who is opening up about the platform Apple used to replace Google Maps in its most recent mobile operating system refresh.

While addressing a conference in Sydney, Australia this week, Wozniak candidly admitted that he didn't immediately fall in love with Apple's ...

Although no one feels bad for Apple about its record opening weekend of new iPhone sales, reports are surfacing that Apple may have been able to sell more than five million units of the new iPhone 5 so far if not for the cumbersome supply constraints presently hobbling the iDevice maker.

The culprit in the shortage is now thought to be Apple's in-cell displays, which help make the iPhone lighter and ...

The iPhone 5 has already been under the spotlight for scratch complaints and Wi-Fi connectivity issues but those aren't the only problems new iPhone 5 owners are seeing so far. Owners of the white iPhone 5 have taken to forums to complain about light leaking from the edges of their new iPhone. According to the folks at BGR, some white iPhone 5s have a light leakage issue, where light escapes ...

Apple isn’t selling the iPhone 3GS that was released in 2009 but iOS 6 gives the device another year of usability, although it is lacking support for some of the newest features. The fact that that it has been three years and three months and despite the fact it has been discontinued from Apple’s iPhone lineup, the iPhone 3GS is still supported by the newly released iOS 6, making it officially the longest supported smartphone capable of running a modern ...

If you were one of the many who wanted an iPhone 5 on Friday only to find out that they have been sold out, there might be some good news for you. Word is out saying that Apple has begun taking personal pickup orders, giving every one another chance.

Consumers will be able to load up the Apple Store app on their iPhone, iPad, or online store to see if they there are any iPhones available. ...

With every major release of iOS and a new iPhone, Apple typically offers its official user guide online for free. One thing that is a bit strange is that Apple doesn’t promote this resource at all, yet it is still available to the public. Each iOS device purchase comes with a little booklet to help familiarize a new customer with the basics of the device and the iOS platform itself with the full user ...

As more consumers tend to get their hands on an iPhone 5, more issues seem to be surfacing with the device. New reports are coming in of customers having a problem with the iPhone 5’s Wi-Fi connectivity. Many users are continually complaining about slow to no Wi-Fi connectivity while others are reporting simply slower-than-normal activity on the device. Users have been able to isolate their problem to when they connect to WPA2 ...

Although sales of the iPhone 5 broke records over its launch weekend, the 5 million units sold by Apple came in below Wall Street expectations as the company’s limited supply wasn’t able to keep up with the considerable demand. Analyst Gene Munster wit Piper Jaffray said the sales shortfall is partially because and other analysts assumed that Apple’s sales figures would include all phones that were pre-ordered online. According ...

As MMi reported earlier today, Apple has already sold more than 5 million new iPhones during its first three days of availability.

But what we've seen so far this week may just be the tip of the iceberg for what Apple will accomplish in terms of sales next year. That's according to Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty.

On Monday, Huberty reported that she believes the new iPhone will log sales of ...

Late Sunday, news broke that a massive riot took place inside the Asian Foxconn facility where much of the new iPhone 5 production is taking place.

Initial reports indicated that as many as 2,000 individuals may have been involved in the skirmish, which quickly turned violent and grew into an out-of-control scene of utter choas. According to Reuters, things got so out of hand that the entire plant had to ...