John Callaham

Foxconn offers a glimpse of how workers live inside one of company's factories in China, where over 140,000 employees help to make products for Apple.

The free-to-play endless runner game Subway Surfers got updated with a new location to run around in: the party city of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil.

LifeProof has announced its new rugged battery case, the FRE Power, for the iPhone 6, that the company says will allow the smartphone to work in up to 6.6 feet of water up to an hour.

A new report claims that Jawbone has stopped making its line of UP fitness trackers and has sold its remaining inventory to a third-party company.

Microsoft has launched two more iPhone apps this week. One is called Flow for keeping track of work notifications, and the other app brings Sharepoint to IOS.

IHeartRadio revealed plans to launch a dedicated app for the new Apple TV, allowing owners of the set-top box to listen to thousands of live radio stations with a new user interface.

TomTom has revealed it has extended its agreement with Apple to provide data for the iOS and OS X Maps app, but no other information on the renewal has been disclosed.

The Second U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan has ruled 2-1 to uphold the 2013 decision to find Apple lible for conspiring with major book publishers to raise the price of e-books.