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The feature, which is built directly into the forthcoming version of watchOS, is designed to work like fitness tracking in a number of ways.

Steve Sinofsky calls the two year timeline for Mac's transition to Apple Silicon a demonstration of some of the most remarkable product engineering over time in history.

Apple is set to be significantly cutting down on its packaging for its upcoming iPhone line.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Friday that the social network will start labeling content it finds newsworthy but would violate its rules.

The US Justice Department is looking at Apple's App Store as part of a larger antitrust probe.

Currently, Macs offer a number of macOS Recovery options at boot-up that are accessed using various key combinations.

The Supreme Court of Canada has cleared the way for Uber drivers to take the next step in their fight to be recognized as employees.

Microsoft is throwing in the towel on its physical retail stores and is refocusing its retail sales efforts around its online/digital store.

Zoox focuses on building self-driving software for vehicles to safely navigate city streets.

After going back and forth on the issue for some time, Apple has "definitively approved" the Hey email app for the App Store.

Google plans to start with media groups in Australia, Brazil and Germany, with others to follow soon.

Earlier this year it was noted that some apps were reading users' clipboards for seemingly no reason other than to keep tabs on them