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Bluetooth 5.0: Here’s Why The New Wireless Standard Matters
Bluetooth is about to allow faster, longer and bigger connections and could bring an end to the annoying pairing process.
Slack Engineer Gives A Simple Answer To Why Tech Diversity Is A Matter Of Business
“How many people here know everything there is in the world?” Slack engineer Erica Baker asked at Wired Business Conference.
China’s Uber Rival Didi Chuxing Raises $7.3 Billion In Latest Funding
The country’s biggest ride-hailing company now has about $10.5 billion in disposable funds compared to rival Uber’s $11 billion.
Samsung Buys US Cloud Computing Firm Joyent To Drive VR And Artificial Intelligence Efforts
The purchase of the 11-year-old company could help Samsung drive innovations in its smartphone software, particularly around artificial intelligence and virtual reality.
OnePlus 3 Review: Chinese Company Matures To Produce Premium Smartphone To Take On Apple And Samsung
OnePlus is a small fish in a big pond, but its latest smartphone can go head-to-head with Apple and Samsung at a fraction of the cost.
Apple Inc. Tries To Fix Apple Music By Making It More Like Spotify
Apple was once synonymous with digital music consumption and its future. Today, it's scrambling to keep up with the times.
Didi Chuxing, Uber’s Chinese Rival, Raises $600 Million From China Life Insurance
The Uber rival in China, which raised $1 billion from Apple a month ago, received the new round of funding from China Life Insurance.
WWDC 2016 Preview: Five iOS 10 Features For The Next Decade
Apple will unveil the 10th iteration of its mobile operating system Monday, and there are some features users really want to see.
Amazon Nearing Launch Of Streaming Music Service: Sources
The service will cost $9.99 per month, in line with rivals Apple and Spotify, and will offer a competitive catalog of songs, sources told Reuters.
Apple Inc. Creates Energy Company To Sell Renewable Power Direct To Consumers
In the future, Apple might not only be selling you a new iPhone, iPad or MacBook, but also the energy to power them.
Apple Inc. App Store Changes Leave Developers Confused Over Subscription Rules
Developers are confused about how the new App Store subscription rules work. Can Apple exec Phil Schiller clarify matters for them?
Apple Case Against Samsung Should Go Back To Lower Court: Justice Department
An appeals court ruling favoring Apple in a smartphone patent dispute should be overturned, the U.S. Justice Department says.
Samsung Folding Smartphones Could Give Company The Edge Over iPhone In 2017
Samsung is reportedly set to bring folding smartphones to market in 2017, which could mean a big advantage over Apple’s iPhones.
Tech’s Woman In Washington: US Privacy Laws Are Woefully Outdated, But Don’t Expect Congress To Act Soon
Victoria Espinel, CEO of a top industry group and a former White House trade negotiator, tells IBT why strong encryption is essential.
Apple Planning To Make Bollywood Star Shah Rukh Khan Brand Ambassador In India: Report
The announcement is expected to be made when Apple launches its latest iPhone models in India this year, according to a report.
Apple Says All Services Resume After Outage
The iPhone maker said services related to iCloud and the Photos application have also resumed.
Some Apple Services Resume Services After Outage
The App Store resumed operation, but other services related to iCloud and the Photos application remained unavailable to some users.
Huawei P9 Review: A Smartphone As Good As The iPhone 6s But You Can't Buy It In The US, Yet
Huawei’s P9 is one of the best smartphones of the year, but the Chinese company simply won’t say when, or if, it will come to the U.S.
Smartphone Market Slowing Quicker Than Expected In 2016 As Apple Inc. Faces 2% Decline
Apple is expected to record a 2 percent year-on-year decline in iPhone shipments in 2016 as the wider smartphone market declines.
Mi Band 2: Xiaomi Launches Improved Fitness Tracker With OLED Screen But Same Low Price
Xiaomi has launched its first fitness tracker with a screen, hoping that a combination of improved specs and low price will appeal to customers.
MacBook Pro 2016 Leaks Back OLED Panel Rumors And Show 4 USB-C Ports
A leaked image appears to show Apple's next MacBook Pro with space for a rumored OLED touch panel and four USB-C ports.
San Bernardino Shooting Update: Prosecutors Seek To Block $250,000 In Life Insurance Payment For Syed Rizwan Farook’s Family
The government has alleged that the proceeds from Syed Rizwan Farook’s two life insurance policies were derived from a terrorist act.
Alibaba Fuels Massive Rise In Mobile Ad Blocking In Asia; Could The US Be Next?
More than 419 million people have installed mobile ad-blocking software — the majority live in China, India, Indonesia or Pakistan. Could the U.S. be next?
Apple (AAPL) Stores In India: Government Considering Waiving Local Sourcing Rules
The country’s finance ministry said the company must comply with domestic sourcing rules if it wants to open its own retail stores in India.
Samsung Electronics To Launch Samsung Pay Web Payments App: Report
The app, reportedly to be called Samsung Pay mini, would be compatible with all Android and Apple devices and could launch as early as June.
Apple Inc. (AAPL) Reportedly Proposed Buying HBO And CNN Owner Time Warner
The U.S. tech giant, which entered preliminary talks to buy Time Warner to boost its original content, is still in the market for a media company.
Galaxy Note 7: Samsung Planning To Skip Galaxy Note 6 Name To Match Galaxy S7 Range: Report
Samsung is set to bring consistency to the names of its flagship smartphones by launching the Galaxy Note 7 this year, rather than the Galaxy Note 6.
Exclusive: Apple Explores Charging Stations For Electric Vehicles
The tech company appears to be laying the groundwork for the infrastructure and related software crucial to powering an electric car project.
Facebook, Apple Face New Legal Challenge From Ireland On EU-US Data Transfers
Facebook could be left without a mechanism to transfer customer data from Europe to the U.S. if the European Court of Justice rules against it again.
Apple Inc. (AAPL) Retail Stores In India: Government Refuses To Waive Local Sourcing Rules Despite Tim Cook Visit
The iPhone maker, which is seeking to open retail stores in India, will remain bound by domestic regulations that require it to procure 30 percent of its product components locally.


