Apple's retail stores, which have been a lucrative source of sales for the technology giant, celebrated their 10th anniversary this month with a face-lift intended to improve the shopping experience. Visitors to the...

Shares of Apple Inc regrouped on Monday after Wall Street brushed off the impact of an explosion last week that shut a Foxconn factory in China producing its popular iPad.

Apple is now using iPad 2s as interactive product kiosks in its brick-and-mortar stores.

Apple's legal team has fired back at a patent-owning firm that was threatening to sue iPhone app programmers over usage of in-app payment technology.

In a contest between Apple's legal staff and Lodsys, the tiny Texas-based holding company that has been ordering iPhone developers to pay for technology Apple had already licensed, we'd put our money on team Cupertino. "Apple is undisputedly licensed to these patents and the App Makers are protected by that license," wrote Apple general counsel Bruce Sewell in a sharply-worded letter to Lodsys ...

Apple is putting its iPads, iPhones and iPod touches to work in its stores. The company, which is in the process of retuning its stores, has confirmed reports that it's using the popular tablets and smartphones as part of its unique retail experience.

Apple celebrated the 10th anniversary of its retail stores this weekend by sprucing up stores and installing iPads as digital signs. I'm not sure if it warranted the religious fervor-like anticipation, but it is an indication of where retail trends are going and begs the question, what's next for Apple?

Apple has come out in support of developers after a third-party company began sending out letters telling them to pay up for the use of the in-app purchase feature.

Apple on Monday reportedly sent a letter to patent holder Lodsys telling the company to back off its pursuit of iOS developers.

Apple has rolled out a worldwide makeover to its retail locations, replacing the familiar paper signage that usually sits next to products with interactive iPad kiosks.