Apple hires lead software engineer from Atlas Wearables

A few weeks ago, Apple executive Eddy Cue boldly claimed that Apple's 2014 product pipeline was the best he's seen in 25 years. And for someone that was around for the release of both the iPhone and iPad, that's quite a lofty statement.

Complete guide to Apple's campus 2, everything we know about the new spaceship HQ

Apple's got so big that it is building a new campus to compliment its campus at One Infinite Loop. Here are 46 facts about the new Apple campus, which is referred to by many as the 'Spaceship Campus' due to its flying saucer-like design.

The rules for using images from the internet

There’s a lot of confusion these days about how you can use images online. Lots of people think that because creative content, like a photo, has been published on the Internet then they are free to use it however they wish.This simply isn’t true - and we’re going to explain exactly why it isn’t true in this article.

How to take a screenshot on a Mac: Easy screen captures/screengrabs for Mac users

Capturing a screenshot to share with others is much easier on the Mac than on the PC; no surprises there. Still, you have a few options, so here are the best ways to take a screengrab in Mac OS X. We also explain how to print screen on a Mac, replicating the Print Screen button on a PC

Apple adds cheaper, slower model to iMac range

Apple has made the entry point for its iMac desktop computers cheaper. Overnight, the iconic brand announced a new 21.5in model that costs £790, which is £140 cheaper than the previous entry-level 21.5in iMac. In New Zealand, the new iMac is £175 cheaper, costing £900 compared to £1080  for the now mid-range model.

Judge not sold on £190M settlement in Silicon Valley tech worker case

A proposed £190 million settlement of claims that Silicon Valley companies including Google and Apple suppressed worker wages by agreeing not to hire each others' employees may not be high enough, a judge signaled on Thursday.

Hackers behind iPhone ransom attacks arrested in Russia

Russian authorities arrested a man and a teenaged boy from Moscow under suspicion that they compromised Apple ID accounts and used Apple's Find My iPhone service to hold iOS devices for ransom.

EU starts in-depth probe into Apple's tax affairs

The European Commission has opened an in-depth investigation into Apple's corporate tax affairs on suspicion that the company did not pay its fair share of income taxes.

How to diagnose MacBook battery problems

Problems with MacBook batteries include the MacBook not lasting as long as it once did on a full charge, or the MacBook switching itself off seemingly randomly even if the battery appears to indicate a useful charge. 

OS X 101: Master System Preferences in Mavericks

The System Preferences application is found in your Applications folder and is also available at any time from the Apple menu at the top-left of the screen.

What is the most useful invention of all time

Try to stop yourself from whatever you are doing at the moment and answer this question: what is the most useful invention of all time?

OS X Mavericks will power 70% of Macs before it's replaced by today's upgrade

With Apple poised to introduce its next version of OS X within hours, the current edition, Mavericks, will end its career this fall powering almost three-fourths of all Macs, a validation of Apple's decision last year to give away the operating system.

A tale of two Apples

Tim Cook's instruction from Steve Jobs was clear: Don't let Apple become paralyzed like Disney did in the wake of Walt Disney's death, endlessly asking what the esteemed founder would do in any given situation.