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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.

Here are the latest wireless carrier deals in Canada from Rogers, Telus, Bell and more.

The company estimated to have shipped 2.3 million iPhones in the fourth quarter, up 34 percent from a year earlier.

A new report says that an NSO Group rival had also exploited an iPhone flaw that allowed its customers to remotely hack smartphones.

The new store has plenty of space for checking out all of Apple's wares and taking part in Today at Apple sessions.

Toronto-based KOHO has announced it has raised $210 million in a Series D funding round.

Apple took the top spot on the list for the fifteenth year in a row, ranking higher than both Amazon and Microsoft.

The Pixel 6 is one of the most advanced smartphones Google has produced, and the market appears to be rewarding the tech giant for it.