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Microsoft announces that Project xCloud will only be available for Android devices, leaving users questioning the future for an iOS app.

Twitter on Wednesday disclosed a new security vulnerability that may have exposed the direct messages of users who access the service using Android devices.

Samsung unveiled its crop of new mobile devices Wednesday, including two versions of the Note20 smartphone.

Samsung launched a series of Galaxy devices with the Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra, two tablets with the Galaxy Tab 7 and Galaxy Tab 7 Plus, and wearables with a refreshed Galaxy Watch and Galaxy Buds.

Instagram today launched its answer to the popular karaoke app TikTok, whose future remains in limbo.

Chinese state media late Monday warned against what it called the US's "theft" of the social media app TikTok, cautioning that Beijing may retaliate.

A new support document explains that Mac computers "might temporarily pause charging to help calibrate battery health management."

Buffett reportedly began investing in Apple in 2016 with a purchase of 9.81 million shares, worth around $1 billion USD.

A new exploit has allegedly been found in Apple's Secure Enclave chip, putting the data of iPhone and iPad users at risk.

Chinese AI firm Shanghai Zhizhen Network Technology claims Apple has infringed on a patent for its voice assistant technology.

Starting tomorrow, Netflix will let some Android users control the playback speeds of their videos.

The process to remove the games started on July 1, with apps lacking the required license being suspended from updating their apps in the App Store for consumers to use.