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A popular Japanese app about a traveling frog has highlighted the fact that Apple isn't doing enough to prevent fake apps from entering its App Store in China.

According to a new interview with Sonos CEO Patrick Spence, he doesn't seem to concerned with the competition - Sonos has plenty of advantages over the other guys.

Apple's success is driven by the highest revenue from iPhone sales in its history, although it sold nearly 1 million fewer smartphones than in the year-earlier period.

Apple is looking to reduce its net cash balance to "approximately zero" over time.

Netflix announced that it has acquired the award-winning French-Canadian film Les Affamés.

Apple rolled out its long-awaited Podcast Analytics feature last month, which is meant to give podcast publishers more data about the behavior of their listeners.

Apple has officially removed secure messaging app Telegram from the App Store, claiming it's being used to spread "inappropriate content."

Facebook made a startling revelation yesterday: for the first time ever, it lost a million users in the US and Canada in Q4 2017.

Shaw Communications is offering buyouts to approximately half of its work force in the midst of a "total business transformation."

Apple's VP of Internet Services Jennifer Bailey delivered a keybote at NRF 2018 where she discussed the current state retail and Apple Pay.

Schiller reiterated Tim Cook’s point that the HomePod focuses on a collective and unified audio experience with the help of Siri, Apple Music, and Apple’s musical acumen.

Wistron is close to finalizing a land deal in India’s tech hub of Bengaluru and the firm is likely to invest about $157 million USD to develop the site.