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The news comes a day after The Weinstein Co. co-founder Harvey Weinstein was fired from the company following allegations of decades-long sexual harassment.

Microsoft operating system group vice president Joe Belfiore revealed that Microsoft is no longer focusing on its mobile platform.

The Apple CEO shared a pair of photos from his trip to the country on Monday, which has included a visit to a key supplier for the iPhone X, Eldim.

Back in September, Apple released iTunes 12.7, which removed the App Store from iTunes on Mac and PC.

The TTC is crediting the app for assisting in the arrest of a man suspected of two sexual assaults on the subway.

Futuremark set out to debunk long-running speculation that Apple intentionally slows down older iPhones when it releases new software updates.

Apple has announced that Katherine Adams, former senior vice-president and general counsel at Honeywell, will join Apple.

Hundreds of new emojis, including more smiley faces, gender-neutral characters, new clothing options, and mythical creatures are coming with iOS 11.1's imminent launch. According to a press release from Apple, the new emoji will make it to developer and public beta previews of iOS 11.1 next week, followed by public release. Apple hasn’t specified final release...

Quebec's taxi industry suffered a loss on Thursday as the province's Superior Court sided with Uber.

Carpool Karaoke episode with Linkin Park's Chester Bennington to be live streamed on Facebook next Thursday.

Security researchers recently discovered Uber's app leveraged a powerful API to record users' iPhone screens.

Pink is releasing a short film on Apple Music called "On the Record: P!nk — Beautiful Trauma."