The Apple Watch isn't an iPhone any more than an iPhone is a Mac — it's something new.

It took me a few minutes to get used to using the Apple Watch. At first I came at it as though it were an iPhone that Apple had shrunk down so it could fit on my wrist. Since, intellectually, I know what pressing the digital crown and the hardware button would do, what tapping icons and the software buttons would do, that's what I did. Then an Apple representative sent me a tap message. I saw it. I felt it. And I stopped.

Nokia's HERE Maps have returned to the iPhone. The mapping app, which includes offline support, was previously available on the App Store, but was pulled following the release of iOS 7.

The back of this hard case is made of a thin polycarbonate that's completely transparent, so it's almost as if you don't even have a case around your iPhone 6 Plus. The edges are made of a slim rubber, making it easy to install and remove when necessary. Even the side buttons are raised for easy access!

Apple has updated its Apple Pay website with new partners, bringing the total number of retail stores that accept the touchless payment system to 61.

According to a new report out of The Wall Street Journal, Apple is planning to bring the force touch technology used in the Apple Watch to the next iteration of the iPhone.

Along with the addition of force touch, the report also states that Apple is considering adding a pink color option to its lineup, in addition to the current gold, silver, and space gray options.

Adobe has updated Photoshop Mix for the iPhone and iPad today with several new features, including the ability to merge images and support for styluses.

Also included in today's update is support for the Creative Cloud Clipboard, as well as a new tutorial to show users how to create combination images.

If you're looking for a way to easily compare the sizes of the different Apple Watch cases to see how each will fit your wrist, you can now do so right from the comfort of your iPhone.

In the Apple Watch section of the Apple Store app for iPhone, there's a page that displays the actual size of the 38MM and 42MM watch cases, allowing you to easily compare the two before you venture to an Apple Store to try one on for size.

According to a court filing today, Apple has moved to have an employee poaching lawsuit with battery manufacturer A123 Systems dismissed.

This comes just a week after it was reported that Apple was exploring a settlement with A123 after the battery manufacturer accused the tech giant of poaching several of its key engineers.

MixRadio is a popular music service over in the land of Microsoft, but it doesn't look like it'll be exclusive there for that much longer. It turns out that there's a private beta of the service out there in testing for iOS as well as Android. Sure, iOS users aren't short on music services to choose from, but MixRadio (born from Nokia Music) is pretty good at what it does.

According to a new report, Apple may be gearing up for a new reserve and pickup system for the Apple Watch in its retail stores.

With the new system, customers would be able to customize a watch online before trying it on and completing the purchase in-store.

The insanely addictive mobile game Trivia Crack scored an update to 2.0 today, bringing a slight redesign and some new features along for the ride.

In Trivia Crack 2.0, players are presented with a new user profile, improved navigation, new animations, and new languages for both the game and the question factory.