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Facebook appears to be trying to get ahead of a new iPhone privacy feature that gives you far more control over how often apps can access your location.

Apple's Vice President of product marketing Greg Joswiak says the company will continue to invest in facial recognition while also continuing to offer devices with the Touch ID functionality.

An investigation by China Labor Watch has found Foxconn's Apple factories are "routinely" and "repeatedly" breaking Chinese labour laws which limit employment of temporary staff.

Apple made changes to the way App Store search works so as to avoid its own apps consistently beating out those from third-party developers.

Ming-Chi Kuo of TF Securities predicts that the upcoming "Apple Tag" will use ultra-wideband technology to obtain precise location data.

Ambient Mode is a "visual overview" that replaces the lock screen of your charging Android device.

Apple has re-engineered Siri, its voice assistant, to avoid answering questions on "sensitive topics" like the #MeToo movement and feminism.

While there is no concrete plan to make any specific crypto moves, an Apple Pay executive has just confirmed that the company is paying attention to the sector. According to a new report from CNN, Jennifer Bailey, vice president at Apple Pay, revealed at a private event last week that Apple is "watching" cryptocurrencies with interest...

If the new sensor does arrive to future iPhones, users would be able to unlock their devices and authenticate transactions using either Face ID or their fingerprints.

The launch of a new Apple TV would lineup well with both the Apple TV+ launch and the new Apple Arcade that is expected to launch this fall.

Customers of Amazon-owned food merchant Whole Foods could soon be able to hand over their money with a wave of their hand.

The new smartphone will be the first low-cost model released by Apple since the iPhone SE.