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The tech giant has brought a much-needed fix to its Apple Music service that, in its one year of existence, prompted many complaints from users.

The move marks the first partnership with a drug company for ResearchKit, Apple Inc.’s medical platform for studies and clinical trials.

Ahead of the World Emoji Day on Sunday, Google said its plan to introduce emojis depicting women pursuing professions like medicine and business has been approved by the Unicode Consortium.

The largest iPhone battery upgrade that Apple has ever made could cost the iPhone 7 its headphone jack.

The world’s top smartphone maker is expected to disclose estimates for its best quarterly profit in the last two years, thanks to robust sales of its latest flagship handsets.

A subsidiary of China’s broadcasting regulator has alleged that the U.S. tech giant infringed on its exclusive online rights to a 1994 war film.

Although Apple is highly expected to kill the 16GB storage starting with the next iPhone, it doesn’t necessarily mean that it will offer 32GB, 128GB and 256GB storage options.

The company hopes it can repeat the success of the Galaxy S7 range with its upcoming large-screen smartphone.

Microsoft’s Windows 10 is almost a year old, and it has set a deadline for the end of the free upgrade ahead of its first major update.

The impact of the Brexit is being felt across a huge range of industries and the smartphone market is no different.

A Florida man claims that three Apple devices — the iPhone, iPod and iPad — infringe on an “electronic reading device” he created.

The San Francisco startup says it will improve battery life for its Robin smartphone with a software update.

Component suppliers in Taiwan will receive fewer orders from Apple in the second half of 2016, a business daily reported in May.

A new mobile app wants to answer an eternal question by grabbing live video from a host of different apps and sorting it by location.

The tech giant wants to take back control of its mobile operating system, Android, and is reportedly in talks with mobile operators about carrying the new smartphone.

A new leak apparently showing Apple's next iPhone, suggests the new smartphone will have a dual lens camera and no headphone jack.

The revised Privacy Shield plan, which would succeed the previous Safe Harbor arrangement for trans-Atlantic transactions, will face a vote in July.

Sony has reset its smartphone strategy with a focus on battery, camera and design. The first execution of that strategy is a disappointment.

Britain’s historic referendum has delivered the biggest blow to the global financial system since the 2008 financial crisis.

Meanwhile, companies like Keyence, BOE Technology and Canon scored lowest in trying to clear their supply chains of worker exploitation.

It’s not clear if Apple will get rid of the headphone port with the iPhone 7, but if it does, users should be happy about it.

CEO Elon Musk said an acquisition of SolarCity could make Tesla a $1 trillion company. Then Tesla lost $3 billion in valuation.

Despite speculation by experts that leaving the iOS kernel unencrypted was a bid to improve security, a source says this is not the case.

After recent hacks, Mark Zuckerberg has joined the likes of whistleblower Edward Snowden and FBI Director James Comey in taping over his laptop camera and microphone.

Asia’s third-largest economy announced new rules for foreign direct investment Monday that make it easier to invest in some sectors, including single-brand retail.

The two-in-one convertible tablet starts at a price of $699 with a build quality associated with the likes of Apple and Samsung.

Apple opts not to sponsor next month’s Republican convention, citing the rhetoric of the party’s presumptive nominee. Other companies also bail on the GOP — or both parties.

For the week, the three major U.S. indexes each posted declines of at least 1 percent, with the Nasdaq falling nearly 2 percent.

The tech giant said it has won a stay, temporarily blocking an order to halt iPhone 6 and 6 Plus sales in China because of a patent dispute.