Stories by Nehal Malik

Hardware giants like Apple are accelerating plans to move more of their production out of China, but Meta is struggling to do the same

As we turn our calendars to 2023, one European tech publication has shared new concept images depicting what Apple's "iPhone 15 Pro" could look like

Dark Sky was officially discontinued on Saturday, but its features and most of the tech behind it live on as part of Apple Weather

Users will be able to horizontally swipe on the home screen to switch between recommended tweets from followed accounts, trends, topics, and more. 

A federal Tribunal this week dismissed the Competition Bureau’s application to block the $26 billion Rogers-Shaw merger, paving the way for it to proceed

Binance cautioned that some users won't be able to take advantage of the new payment method since Apple Pay and Google Pay aren't available everywhere

Apple will start providing heating to homes and offices in Europe using the waste heat output from its data centers, starting with a location in Viborg, Denmark

"Consumers now face a decade of competitive winter, with higher cellphone, home Internet, cable, satellite and Internet TV, and home phone prices"

With the Competition Bureau's case against their merger dismissed, Rogers and Shaw are expected to complete the transaction by January 31, 2023

Apple's new Crash Detection feature sent emergency responders in Summit County, Colorado, chasing 71 false calls from skiiers last weekend

Production at Apple supplier Foxconn's flagship iPhone plant in Zhengzhou, China, had been heavily disrupted by COVID-19 slowdowns and worker unrest

Apple will be among the first of TSMC's customers to use the new 3nm chips, with the A17 Bionic for next year's iPhones and M2 Pro/Max for Mac