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Apple could see even more growth in the enterprise sector, a Wells Fargo analyst says.

A new exposé from Wired tracks the rise and progression of Telegram to become the opposite of Facebook

Apple recently fixed a bug that inadvertently led to a small portion of users having their Siri audio recordings kept and reviewed by the company.

A battery drain issue in macOS 12.2 seems to have been fixed.

The improvements are an attempt to both attract and retain workers in a market that continues to get more competitive.

Riders in the US will receive an alert on their phone at the start of their trip as a reminder to wear their seatbelt.

LG is reportedly gearing up for the launch of new iPad models that will feature OLED displays.

Peloton will replace its CEO, John Foley, overhaul its board, and cut thousands of jobs as it looks to reverse a severe downturn in its business.

Nvidia and SoftBank have confirmed the termination of the Arm acquisition, which has faced multiple investigations since it was first announced.

A new test reveals that the M1 Mac mini is faster than a M1 Pro in certain tasks.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has sided with Epic Games against Apple in their high-profile antitrust case. In a new blog post, the EFF outlines its reasoning for making its statement, noting that Apple's App Store rules in fact drive up app costs and limit usability for the everyday Apple user. Last year, in the...

Meta has issued a stark warning to Europe: Facebook and Instagram will no longer be available unless data is allowed to flow to the company's servers in the US.