What Apple does best: reinventing, not inventing

If you’ve ever been in an online forum or on a general technology news site’s comment thread pertaining to an article about Apple, well, God help you. But if you are such a glutton for punishment, you’ve probably heard it before: “Apple never invented anything!”

Mac OS X spyware

Security researchers have identified multiple samples of the recently discovered “KitM” spyware for Mac OS X, including one dating back to December 2012 and targeting German-speaking users.

iTunes 11.0.3 update improves app updating

Along with the usual bug fixes and performance improvements, the recently updated iTunes 11.0.3 introduces several interface tweaks. For my money, the most welcome addition is one that Apple doesn’t even mention on its “About iTunes 11.0.3” page: a redesigned interface for checking on and downloading updated iOS apps.

How to use a Bluetooth keyboard with the Apple TV

Apple refers to the Apple TV as a “hobby,” and though the home-entertainment device has received regular updates, especially over the past couple years, for most of its life that description has fit. Still, the updates have helped make today’s Apple TV a much more capable device than the one that debuted back in 2007. It has improved enough that we regularly use it in our home.

Why Apple's iWatch will dominate the wearable market

When Apple CEO Tim Cook kicked off the D11 conference, he ignited a firestorm of speculation regarding Apple's stake in the wearable computing market. Rumours have long told us that Apple is working on a smartwatch, but now Cook's latest comments cement the speculation that the company is indeed working on wearable technology. 

Apple to pay $53 million to settle iPhone, iPod touch warranty suit

Apple has agreed to pay $53 million to settle a class-action suit in connection with warranties for its iPhone and iPod touch devices.