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Apple had many of its employees attend an hour-long presentation given by former NSA investigators regarding how classified Apple information gets out into the world.

iOS 11 brings "Automatic Setup" to the operating system, which makes it possible for iOS users to import personal settings, preferences and iCloud Keychain passwords quickly and securely to their new Apple device.

Executives from some of the world’s biggest tech companies ventured to the White House Monday to take part in the first meeting of the American Technology Council.

The changes coming in macOS High Sierra are mainly under-cover enhancements, but there are some nice refinements to look forward to. Here's a quick rundown at what APFS, Metal 2, and HEVC/HEIF support mean for you and your Mac.

The latest update to the Whole Foods iOS app sees the removal of watchOS support.

Apple has teamed up with a small startup called Health Gorilla in efforts to centralize medical records on the iPhone.

European members of Parliament are calling for greater protections for electronic communications in proposed amendments to draft EU privacy legislation.

Apple and Swedish furniture giant Ikea have announced an augmented reality application that allows users to try out how furniture will look in the home before buying.

Some 5 billion unique subscribers are now connected to a mobile service worldwide, representing two-thirds of the global population.

The Guardian has posted another extract of Brian Merchant's new book, which reveals how he gained access to Longhua.

SaskTel announced that 35 rural communities in Saskatchewan are getting upgraded to LTE by the end of the summer.

Microsoft Pix has been updated with new features that overlay artistic filters on top of your photos.