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JerryRigEverything has posted a durability test of the iPhone SE, Apple's new entry-level iPhone.

Germany has decided to back the Apple- and Google-led contact tracing technology used to trace coronavirus infections.

Telegram also noted that its app now has 400 million monthly users, up from 300 million from a year ago.

The Apple Watch celebrated its fifth birthday yesterday, originally releasing to the public on April 24, 2015.

Apple will likely announce iOS 14 alongside iPadOS 14 during its online WWDC event in June.

The new iPhone SE is going on sale today and an early teardown shows the similarities between it and the iPhone 8.

Nintendo has confirmed that hackers have been accessing Nintendo Accounts, and pinned the problem down to a Nintendo Network ID (NNID) login method.

Apple is slowly opening up its music streaming service to more platforms.

Following criticism of its security features, Zoom is set to roll out a major update that will include stronger encryption.

The Cupertino company is apparently working on three of its own chips, suggesting a transition away from traditional supplier Intel.

Hackers have been remotely attacking iPhones with malicious email messages for at least two years, San Francisco-based security firm ZecOps reports.

Apple unveiled the iPhone SE last week, the first time it has ever announced a phone without a glitzy press event.