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A Colorado resident has sued Apple over claims that its iPad mini 6 is defective because of a "jelly scrolling" issue with the tablet's display.

Meta is now calling out Google over what it calls "unfair advantages" in regards to Apple's new privacy rules.

The world's largest iPhone maker says that the worldwide component shortage is starting to ease. A new Bloomberg report says that the biggest assembler of iPhones, Hon Hai aka Foxconn, said component shortages that are plagued electronics production for more than a year are showing signs of easing, a potentially encouraging signal for manufacturers across industries....

Apple may have accidentally confirmed the existence of realityOS, an operating system for its unannounced AR/VR headset.

Here are the latest Canadian wireless deals and promotions, from February 9, 2022.

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.