Apple (AAPL) products are part of our everyday lives, including the way we send texts, emails, videos and even watch TV. Now, the company is hoping to become part of your doctor visits too---and they’re targeting expecting mothers ---with the help of an app called Airstrip.

“The company started basically monitoring moms during labor and today, I think we monitor about 1 out of 6 babies in the United States,” says Alan Portela, CEO of AirStrip.

I was poking around Amazon a while back and saw an 85-inch Samsung TV that cost $45,000. Just for fun, I checked out the reviews and saw these gems:

"I was going to fund my daughter’s wedding in Hawaii, but I figured this Samsung TV would last much longer." – Jordan

 "The black levels and color depth on this TV are pretty good for the price. However, the small screen size is a deal breaker. I recommend buying an IMAX theater instead." - David

If you haven't run across them before, there's a long tradition of users leaving funny fake reviews on odd or extravagant products on Amazon.com. Here are some of the funniest ones I've found.

Unfortunately, not all fake reviews are hilarious. Marketing firms often pay people to leave positive reviews on major seller sites to boost sales. In fact, Amazon just sued more than 1,000 people who were paid to post fake five-star reviews on products.

Even legitimate reviews might be unhelpful. Maybe the reviewer

Television channels are, according to Eddie Cue, dreadfully old fashioned. They should be apps instead.
Since 2007 and the launch of the iPhone, the Cupertino-based firm has been trying to turn everything into apps, and mostly succeeding.
Now, television is in its sights, with the launch of the new Apple TV.

Scientists have created an artificial heart made of foam that could be better than existing devices at pumping blood around the body.

Typical artificial hearts are solid blocks of machinery, but the new device is made of a new stretchy, lightweight material with the consistency of memory foam.

The material can be formed into any shape, and has connected pores that allow fluids to be pumped through it efficiently.

The advent of the mobile phone and for that matter smartphones and their social networking capabilities among others makes it one of the top technological revolutions of the 21st century that affect the lives of many people.

The advances made in the telecommunication industry in recent years have helped to improve communication greatly.

In Ghana, social networking on smartphones is the latest vogue amongst the youth especially those in first and second cycle institutions.

The common sites used for social networking, a platform that allows people to chat or exchange messages, include Facebook, whatsapp, twitter, instagram.

A long-running patent feud between Google and Microsoft is over after the tech giants struck a deal.

Some 18 lawsuits between the companies had been active, relating to Wi-Fi, mobile phones and other technology.

But the firms say they will now "collaborate on certain patent matters" and the legal action is now over.

Apple sold more than 13 million iPhone 6s and 6s Plus smartphones in the first three days of sale - a new record for the technology giant.

Queues formed outside Apple Stores around the world when the phones went on sale on Friday.

Apple sold 10 million 6 and 6 Plus smartphones when the models went on sale last year.

TELECOM giant, MTN Ghana, and the Graphic Communications Group Limited (GCGL), have initiated moves to strengthen their business relations for mutual benefit.

A delegation from MTN Ghana has therefore paid a working visit to the management of the GCGL to discuss ways to strengthen their relationship.

The visit, led by the Chief Executive Officer of MTN, Mr Ebenezer Twum Asante, was to find common grounds for promoting economic development for both companies and the nation as a whole.

Facebook is working on a 'dislike' button, its founder Mark Zuckerberg has announced, after years of resisting popular demand for such a tool. During a question-and-answer session at the social network's headquarters in Menlo Park, California, he revealed the button would allow Facebook users to "express empathy" with their friends.

Porsche has unveiled its attempt to target the market for battery-powered sports cars.

The Mission E concept car is capable of 0-60mph in under 3.5 seconds - still short against its rival the Tesla Model S, which claims a 0-60mph in 2.8 seconds.

Porsche has said it could be its first all-electrically powered four-seat sports car.

Parent company Volkswagen said it will be available to buy by early 2018.

The latest edition of iOS, Apple's mobile software, is nearly here - with people able to download it on Wednesday.

All devices from the iPhone 4s onwards should receive a notification that the software - iOS 9 - is available to install.

As well as being offered as a free upgrade for owners of older models of the iPhone, it will come pre-installed on the new iPhone 6s and 6s Plus models.

A new smart phone that allows users to have more control over the usage of their Internet data and give them access to over one million mobile applications has been launched in Accra.

The phone, known as Infinix HOT 2, uses the latest version of the Android One programme.

The Android One programme runs the Android operating system (OP) created by Google and mainly targeted at consumers in the developing world.

There's Apple's best-seller — the iPhone — and then there's iPad. That's not to say that iPad is a poor product; quite the opposite, actually, with the word "iPad" having become synonymous with "tablet." The issue is around tablets themselves. Consumers don't upgrade them as often as they do smartphones, and iPad sales have been slumping.

The Moto X Pure Edition is not just the best giant Android smartphone or the best Android phone for the money. It is the best Android phone ... period.

It's everything a great smartphone should be: It's thin, beautiful, fast, has a battery that will get you through the day, it has an awesome 5.7-inch display, a great camera, a super-fast turbo-charging battery, yadda yadda ... yawn.

Apple caught a lot of heat for its decision to edit a woman's face on stage during the company's fall event on Wednesday.

The exec, Eric Snowden, put up an image of a woman's face. He then said he was unhappy with her neutral expression, and turned the corners of her lip up into a smile.