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'Repair Mode' is rolling out via OTA update to Galaxy S21 series phones in South Korea, with plans to expand to other models and regions in the future.

iPhone users could only use Apple Pay on Apple's own Safari browser up until now, but it looks like that's going to change once iOS 16 rolls out.

Back to school 2022 plans from Fido, Koodo and Virgin Plus have been revealed.

Musk's legal team has asked the court that details of his countersuit remain confidential, so what it is about is anyone's best guess.

Apple Original Films has acquired the film rights to an adaptation of David Grann's upcoming novel, The Wager: A Tale of Shipwreck, Mutiny, and Murder.

The new colour options will reportedly include the almost-nude "Mica," the guess-how-it's-pronounced "Ochre," and the more earthy "Umber." 

The App Store will get new, dedicated advertising placements for apps on the 'Today' homepage as well as individual app pages. 

The service launched in of 2011 as a “secure cloud storage service for Amazon customers to back up their files," and offered customers 5GB of free storage.

Twitter is suing Musk to legally force the celebrity billionaire to honour his $44 billion USD acquisition offer for the company.

Always-on display technology allows the system to keep showing some information on the screen like the clock while consuming very little battery power.

Canada is the first country to do so outside the U.S. It is intended for individuals aged 22 years or older who have been diagnosed with atrial fibrillation.

While it won’t break the pockets of those already paying for it even though it includes advertisements in their feed, it might make people ask if it’s worth it.