Stories by Nehal Malik

According to an experiment conducted out of the Henry Ford Heart & Vascular Institute, the iPhone 12's MagSafe tech can deactivate implantable cardiac devices in close proximity. 

The industry veteran is now bringing the fight to Apple, with new benchmarks showcasing the superiority of Intel's 11th-gen 'Tiger Lake' processors for notebooks over Apple's M1 processor. 

A Massachusetts man went to bed on Monday night wearing two AirPods, and woke up Tuesday morning with just one. 

In a joint effort with the Canadian government, the government of Quebec, and the Société du Plan Nord, TELUS has successfully completed the deployment of its 4G LTE network to an additional 14 communities located in the Lower North Shore. 

The Cupertino, California based tech giant has decided to revise its policy on the return of its Developer Transition Kits (DTKs) in response to massive outcry from the dev community. 

SpaceX has filed a petition lobbying for Eligible Telecommunications Carrier status with the Federal Communications Commission.

Twitter's UI is getting a complete design overhaul, and the social media platform has developed its very own, proprietary typeface aptly dubbed 'Chirp'. 

Ford has announced a partnership with Google that aims to add value to its customer experience and help the automaker keep up with the ever-evolving automotive industry. 

Huawei has slipped out of the top five smartphone manufacturers in the world by shipments for the first time in six years.

WhatsApp users were greeted with someone entirely new in the app's Status section over the weekend: WhatsApp itself, which was in there talking about its “commitment to your privacy".

Closing the first major deal of the 2021 Sundance Film Festival and setting a new record, Apple has acquired the distribution rights to CODA for $25 million.

Geoffrey Fowler, tech columnist for The Washington Post, recently set out to test and document the accuracy of the new privacy 'nutrition labels' Apple added to its App Store last month.