Michael Bay melts down at CES, the Pebble Steel, Samsung 12.2" tablets and more.

Google acquires Nest, Apple's latest ad, when Apple reach parity with Windows, and more.

It's the 30th anniversary of the Macintosh, China Mobile starts selling iPhones, does Candy Crush own the word "Candy?" And more.

Apple's first quarter results, why the iPhone 5c didn't sell well, is the iPod dead? And more.

New iWatch rumors, behind the scenes of Apple's 30th anniversary ad, iBeacons deployed in stadiums, and more.

Tim Cook's interview with the Wall Street Journal, iWatch expectations, could sapphire crystal be used in future iPhone displays? And more.

Rumors of an Apple TV, 15 years of Apple's homepage, passionate photos from a new Mac Pro owner, and more.

Apple SSL TLS security fix, Goto fail exploit, Steve Jobs postage stamp, iTunes Festival at SXSW, and more!

The secret behind the Apple store, support for Snow Leopard ends, iOS 7.1 news, inside gossip about Tim Cook, and more.

The updates and changes in iOS 7.1, Carplay arrives, will Apple discontinue the iPhone 5c? And more.

New products from Apple released today, the role of Healthbook in iOS 8, a preview of Google's smartwatch and how it might impact Apple's future watch, and more.

Apple in talks with Comcast, rumors of a 12 inch retina MacBook Air, is time ticking for Apple to announce the iWatch? And more.

Microsoft Office for iPad is here, rumors of a bigger iPhone, April Fools jokes, and more.

What we think we know about iOS 8 and OS 10.10, new iPhone designs, surprising memos that came out of the Apple vs Samsung trial, and more.

When we might see a new Mac Mini, Jony Ive gets more power at Apple, would you pay $1,000 for an iWatch? And more.

Supreme Court arguments in the Aereo case, more channels added to Apple TV, how to make fake iPhone leak photos, and more.

A look back at the first MacBreak Weekly for our 400th episode, MacBook Air line gets updated, Apple's earnings report, and more.

The Apple vs Samsung case, what's going on with the iWatch and Apple TV, predictions for WWDC, and more.

Is Apple really acquiring Beats? Apple's VP of worldwide communications retires, iOS 8 may have split screen multitasking, and more.

Podcasts app for iOS gets updated, Pioneer's CarPlay stereo, Apple negotiates deals with ISPs for its own CDN, and more.

Apple may be prepping a smart home software platform for WWDC 2014, could the Apple Beats acquisition still happen? Hackers remotely lock some Apple devices in Australia, we listen to a DJ remix of the original iPhone ringtone with Siri, and more.

iOS 8, OS X Yosemite, Apple meets Dropbox head on with iCloud Drive, Siri always on mode, Apple's new programming language Swift, 2.5 Billion for Beats Electronics, and more.

Lightning cable headphones, Swift: 4 years in the making, iOS 8 randomize MAC address when scanning for WiFi, October launch date for Apple wearable device, and more.

Nuance explores possible sale, Tourisme Outaouais 2014, Apple Reaches Settlement on E-Books Suit, Apple design process and product philosophy, iOS 8 Beta 2 tidbits, and more.

Apple releases a cheaper 21.5 inch iMac, Microsoft offers $650 to exchange MacBook Airs for a Surface Pro 3, 4.7 inch and 5.5 inch iPhone 6 could go into production in July, T-Mobile lends out iPhone 5S to test its network, and more.

Apple to cease development of Aperture, Disney theme park's wristband ID could shed light on Apple's wearable strategy, recent hires suggest Apple is working on its own speech recognition for Siri, CarPlay coming to 9 new automakers' vehicles, Apple launches new iPod touch, and more.

A video showing the iPhone 6's sapphire display, Tim Cook's vision for Apple begins to emerge, Apple hires a luxury Swiss watch maker, Foxconn to use robots to assemble the iPhone, and more.

Leo determines whether or not the Samsung Galaxy S3 glass is as durable as the iPhone 6 sapphire crystal, Apple may no longer be required to etch FCC labels on the iPhone, Reddit user convinces Tim Cook to change Apple's on-hold music, Ryan Block and Veronica Belmont's attempt to cancel Comcast service, and more.

IBM's Watson could merge with Siri, a historical look at how Apple's independence and IBM's business model agility led to a strategic partnership, how Google, Samsung, and others could team up to back Android in the enterprise and counter Apple and IBM, Apple granted comprehensive 'iTime' smartwatch patent with in-strap circuitry and arm gesture support, security flaws and surveillance mechanisms in iOS, and more.

A closer look at OS X Yosemite, Europe approves Apple's $3 billion takeover of Beats, Bose sues Beats for patent infringement on noise-cancelling headphones, Apple acquires BookLamp to compete with Amazon, Apple to buy 'Swell' radio app for $30 million, and more.

Apple to hold an iPhone event on September 9, iOS 8 beta 5 locks down security holes, Apple officially welcomes Beats to the family, Apple Stores to finally begin iPhone 5s display replacements on August 4th, MacBook sticker sellers see increase in sales after Apple's 'Stickers' ad, and more.

Will Apple ditch Intel in favor of ARM for Macs? Apple may be announcing a wrist wearable next month, inside Apple's highly secretive internal training program, Apple prominently advertising Beats Music to new iOS device users, an iPhone 6 rumor roundup, and more.

Tim Cook takes the ALS ice bucket challenge, Apple adds key Vice Presidents and more diversity to executive leadership page, Apple granted a patent for a curved touch display that could support a future fitness band, Apple meets with Thai officials to discuss "iPhone 6" approval disclosure, leaked iPhone 6 schematic may indicate NFC on the way, and more.

Gruber has an idea of what the screen resolution will be for the two iPhone 6 models, there may be a 128 GB option for the new iPhone, images of the iPhone 6 front and rear panel assembled, Apple implements battery replacement program for defective iPhone 5 batteries, California law requires kill switches be put in every smart phone by 2015, and more.

FBI investigating alleged iCloud celebrity hack, Apple confirms that it's holding an event on September 9, an iWatch rumor roundup, veteran tech journalist Anand Shimpi heads to Apple, and more.

A detailed look at all of the things announced at Apple's event including Apple Watch, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, and Apple Pay. We'll also check in with Andy Ihnatko and Rene Ritchie as they come out of the Flint Center in Cupertino.

NFC compatible with Apple Pay only at launch, 2 million free U2 album downloads, Tim Cook on Charlie Rose, a watch guy's thought on the Apple Watch, iPhone 6 vs. iPhone 6 Plus, and more.

Was there a "Chinese Mafia" taking over the iPhone 6 buying lines? Some iPhone 6 Plus users are bending their phones in their pockets, Apple's making changes with the Beats music service, and how to decide between the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus.

Apple developing iOS 8.1, 8.2, & 8.3 in shift for 2015 launches, Apple Will Be ‘Lucky' to Ship Apple Watch by Valentine's Day, New Mac Mini Finally Coming in October Alongside New iPads? Consumer Reports test results find iPhone 6 and 6 Plus not as bendy as believed, Apple releases iOS 8.0.2 with fixes to cellular, touch ID issues; says only 40K iPhone 6/6+ devices affected by 8.0.1 bugs, and more.

Apple to hold event for iPads, iMacs and Yosemite on October 16, a major leak tells us everything we need to know about iPad Air 2, Gates talks Apple Pay, Bitcoin, Nadella and how Office needs to be dramatically better, Apple veteran Steve Dowling chosen as Apple's interim head of PR, succeeding Katie Cotton, Apple sapphire crystal supplier GT Advanced files for bankruptcy, is "Hairgate" really a thing? And more.

We speculate about what could be coming October 16 and what Apple's invitation means, the end of Macworld Expo, Sir Jony Ive not happy about competitors stealing his designs, Apple's supplier contracts include $50M penalty for leaking future product info, Apple reportedly withheld $139M payment to GT Advanced ahead of bankruptcy filing, and more.

Apple Mac market share at its highest since 1995, Mac Mini 2014 teardown, new iPads, local man uses Apple Pay, iMac with Retina 5K display, Tim Cook on why he thinks the iPad has a bright future, and more.

The iMac with Retina 5K display is here, what happened with Apple Pay? Tim Cook explains why Apple killed the iPod classic, and more.

Apple Watch to launch in the Spring, after Chinese New Year, Starwood Hotels begins rollout of iPhone/Apple Watch virtual room keys, Trent Reznor discusses his new role at Apple, the Beats acquisition, and U2's free album, Apple Asks PCalc Developer to Remove iOS 8 Widget, Christian Bale Exits Steve Jobs Movie, and more.

Apple's comments on iOS malware, AppleCare for enterprise with on-site support from IBM is now live, Apple tell sapphire supplier to "put on your big boy pants," Microsoft to come out with free Office suite for iOS, CNN caught using Microsoft Surface as iPad kickstand, and more.

Apple seeds iOS 8.2 with WatchKit SDK for Apple Watch Apps, an explanation of why iOS is twice as memory-efficient as Android, iPhone 6 outselling the iPhone 6 Plus by 3-to-1 margin, OS X Yosemite update fails to solve Wi-Fi issues, and more.

Eyes are on Apple as Google Search Deal expires next year, Apple's record breaking $700 billion market cap, Apple's development of iCloud is hindered by a lack of a centralized infrastructure team, Iphone 6 Plus Pixel Peeping, the iPad first-ever decline as shipment growth drops, Beats music in iOS early next year, new things to know about how the Apple Watch works and more!

The star witness in Apple iPod antitrust lawsuit is Steve Jobs, Apple sends out a push notification promoting its RED campaign, Apple patents a fall protection system that would enable iPhones to shift their center of gravity in midair, one in ten iPhone owners "very likely" to buy an Apple Watch, Google's Chromecast leapfrogs Apple TV, and more.

The class action iPod lawsuit against Apple continues despite every plaintiff being disqualified, Tim Cook Nominated for TIME's 2014 Person of the Year, Apple releases iOS 8.1.2, Apple seeds new beta of OS X 10.10.2, highlights fixes for Wi-Fi issues, what's happening with Apple's extensibility rejections, and more.

Jury finds Apple not guilty of harming consumers in iTunes case, Apple's Christmas TV ad, some Bose products are now back up for sale, U.S. faces tough questions in Apple e-books antitrust appeal, dozens more companies sign up for Apple Pay, where Apple's money comes from, Samsung in talks to launch Apple Pay competitor, and more.

We revisit the best moments and biggest stories of 2014.

Apple starts streaming "The Interview," Apple introduces 14-day no questions asked refunds for the App Store in the EU, Apple and apps dominated Christmas 2014, Apple pushes first ever automated security update to Mac, and we look forward to 2015.