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Apple plans to launch 5 new iPhones in 2027, leveraging its massive supply chain muscle to squeeze Android rivals amid a brutal global chip crunch.

Apple is quietly Washington to source memory chips from blacklisted Chinese firms to fight a severe component shortage that forced recent price hikes.

Apple has launched major updates to its Creator Studio apps, bringing Pixelmator integration, AI-powered tools, and smart audio upgrades to Mac and iPad.

Last month, popular U.S. trading app Robinhood announced it was coming to Canada, after acquiring WonderFi.  On Canada Day, Robinhood officially launched in Canada, meaning you can now sign up and download the iOS and Android apps. Robinhood says Canadians can now buy, sell, and store cryptocurrency with a promise of more digital assets coming...

The IPPA, which has run for 19 years, showcase some of the best photos taken using an iPhone by global photographers.

Microsoft has been quietly working on a digital entitlement feature, as the company's Project Helix console may not feature a disc drive.

Apple has shared a new tutorial detailing how you can use the Mail app on your Mac, including how to add an account, send an email, and more.

A major unpatched vulnerability in Apple's iCloud+ Hide My Email feature allows attackers to easily uncover a user's real, hidden email address.

Meta is reportedly launching a new cloud infrastructure business called Meta Compute to sell its excess AI computing power and challenge AWS and Google.

Anthropic is redeploying Claude Fable 5 after a sudden 18-day US export control order triggered by an Amazon cybersecurity bypass report was lifted.

Sony revealed the PlayStation Plus Monthly Games lineup for July 2026, giving subscribers just three new titles to claim starting Tuesday, July 7. Headlining the update is Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III, followed by indie adventures For the King II and CrossCode. While a massive franchise like Call of Duty usually anchors a heavy...

Sony is done with game discs, so get ready to pour one out. Starting January 2028, every new PlayStation game will be digital only, available either through the PlayStation Store or as a download code at retail. If you were hoping to keep buying physical copies of new releases, that window is closing. The company...