To woo China, Apple must learn that it’s not in California any more

Developing markets offer growth: but the firm’s phones must become cheaper and its services must compete with local rivals

Apple’s woes go far beyond the slowdown in the Chinese economy

Higher price tags, competition, cultural differences and saturation in the west have led to longer replacement cycles

In the first half of 2018 Australian authorities made 2,375 requests, more than China, Singapore or the UK

Cost of out-of-warranty battery replacements is due to jump to as much as £65

To win the game without spending money or watching ads, you tap your phone screen as fast as you can, nonstop, for 3,000 years

If a seven-year-old antitrust case finds Apple guilty of misusing its position in the apps market, the ramifications could be huge

Foxconn Technology Group plans to cut costs by £2.3bn next year, according to reports

The company’s $1tn valuation has fallen 20% and fewer people are buying its iPhones

‘Woozy Face’ is one of 158 emojis just released for the iPhone and iPad. But no one can agree on quite what it symbolises

Investors take fright at slowing forecasts and withholding of number of handsets sold

With Face ID and a decent screen, this phone attempts a happy medium between quality and price – but £750 still isn’t a bargain

Italian investigation found software updates ‘significantly reduced performance’, hastening new purchases

Early consensus from tech press is £750 iPhone XR is in many ways better than the £999 iPhone XS

The iPhone XS hasn’t broken mould like the iPhone X, and it has weaker battery life, but its camera, design and performance are class-leading

Its massive screen is beautiful, but has it lost some of the charm that made the iPhone X so good?