Companies strike global cross-licensing deal, agree to collaborate on 5G tech.

Research firm says U.S. device maker under pressure to maintain demand going into holiday season.

U.S. device maker hails most successful ever year; still cagey on Apple Watch shipments.

Microsoft rounds off its portfolio with its first in-house laptop, but it should probably concentrate more on smartphones.

Vendor unveils large-screen tablet, alongside iPhone 6S and 6S Plus, a new version of Apple TV and an expanded Apple Watch range.

Cisco to optimise iOS devices for its networks, collaboration products; Google makes Android Wear compatible with iPhones.

Microsoft swings to huge loss, but it is the iPhone maker’s shares that take the bigger hit after failing to live up to analyst expectations.

Apple Pay to launch in the U.K. next month, iOS 9 to roll out in the autumn.

Greater China becomes U.S. firm’s second-largest region, bringing in close to $17 billion in revenues.

The tech does not convince, the use case is not uniquely compelling, but don’t bet against Apple’s innate ability to create demand where previously there was none.

Ovum expects U.S. device maker to sell 10 million units in 2015 but does not expect Apple to redefine smart watch segment.

Two editions of the Galaxy S6, one with a curved screen, to be launch products for Korean electronics giant’s m-payment service.