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Ex-Apple exec Scott Forstall is best known as one of Steve Jobs' most trusted lieutenants, and a co-inventor of the iPhone.

Is the storage full on your iOS device? Here's how to figure out what's taking up the most space so you can decide what to delete.

Apple doesn't make it easy to record phone calls, but it's not impossible. Here's how.

Apple is giving Google's Tango AR platform a run for its money, and also plans to bring support for VR headsets to future Macs.

Apple also revealed a new iPad Pro, which will take advantage of some powerful multi-tasking features in iOS 11.

The tech giant broke its own record.

Any concerns the iPhone 8 would be delayed have apparently disappeared from the supply chain.

Bloomberg's unnamed sources say Apple is testing a curved glass screen that 'covers almost the entire front of the device,' plus 'stainless steel materials and more advanced cameras.'

The tech-savvy music lovers fired up the Find My iPhone app and chased the alleged thief around the Indio, Calif., venue until security workers could nab him.

You really can build your own iPhone with a little patience and a trip to Shenzhen, China.

It's expected to launch in 2017 as a 10th Anniversary Edition for $1,000.

How did the donkey cross the road? Give the billionaire's game a whirl and "Beat the DONKEYS!" -- says the app's description.

The Phone Bed is exactly what you'd expect: A tiny wooden bed with silk sheets, for your phone.

Have a look that's all your own and don't rest on your laurels.

Super Mario Run is free to download on the App Store where, in Japan, it is rated 2.5 stars out of 5 based on 1,095 reviews.

A lot is riding for the Japanese company on Super Mario Run, which is being released in 151 countries and regions on Thursday.

'I don't dare play with the phone in bed and if it heats up I quickly throw it aside,' said a 21-year-old student in Beijing.

Mario will make his debut on iOS before Christmas, but you'll have to pay $10 to unlock the full game.

One Samsung user wrote online that 'an exploding Note 7 is still better than an un-innovative iPhone 7.'

From 'Cheese Jobs' to 'Hello Stevie,' Apple fanboys and girls have immortalized Cupertino, Calif.'s 'Billion Dollar Hippie' in some curious and quirky ways.

Phone numbers, time of contact and IP address are all game.