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iPhone SE: Cheapest iPhone Ever May Help Apple's Declining Smartphone Sales
The tech giant’s latest device is priced at just $399, which is significantly cheaper than most of its newer models, but is a 4-inch smartphone really going to sell in 2016?
iPhone SE Is Cheaper In The US, But Apple Inc. International Customers Will Pay A Premium
International customers buying the 4-inch smartphone can expect to pay a premium anywhere up to $186.
Microsoft Cuts $100 Off Surface Pro 4 Dock Price, One Day After 9.7-inch iPad Pro Reveal
The Surface Dock is available with $100 off when bought with a Surface Pro 4, which starts at $899.
Apple Eyeing Acquisition Of UK Chipmaker Imagination Technologies To Bring GPU Design In-House: Report
The tech giant may be looking to bring the design of graphics chips in-house through the purchase of Imagination Technologies.
Federal Court Grants DOJ Request To Postpone Apple Hearing
The Justice Department said Monday it may have found a way to break into a locked iPhone without Apple's help.
Apple Inc. Makes The Case For Smaller iPhone And Greater Need For Privacy
At its product event Monday, CEO Tim Cook's company took every opportunity to remind customers of the steps it takes to protect their most personal data.
Can The iPad Pro Replace Your Laptop? New 9.7-inch Pro Tablet Is Apple's Lowest Priced Yet
The 9.7-inch iPad Pro starts at $599 for 32GB of storage, while the 12.9-inch model starts at $799.
iPhone SE vs. iPhone 6: Three Reasons Why You Should Choose Apple Inc.’s 4-Inch Smartphone
Apple’s newest iPhone packs a powerful punch that could give the iPhone 6 a run for its money.
How To Download iOS 9.3 Update With Night Shift Blue Light Reduction
The iOS 9.3 update features a new Night Shift mode that reduces the blue light on device screens in the evenings.
Apple Inc. Rolls Out iPad Pro With More Compact Design, Powerful Enough To Replace Your Desktop PC
Despite its smaller size, the 9.7-inch tablet packs many of the same features as its larger sibling.
Apple ‘Will Not Shrink’ From Encryption Responsibility, CEO Tim Cook Says
Apple CEO Tim Cook has been an outspoken advocate of unbreakable encryption, despite ongoing legal pressure.
iPhone SE Is Apple Inc.’s $399 Answer To Customers Looking For Smaller, Cheaper Smartphone
The handset announced Monday replaces the similarly sized iPhone 5S, which first went on sale in 2013, but adds features comparable to the larger iPhone 6S.
Apple, Samsung Design Patent Dispute Goes To US Supreme Court
The U.S. tech company sued its South Korean competitor in 2011, accusing it of copying the look of the iPhone.
iPhone SE Livestream: How To Watch Apple Inc.'s 4-Inch Smartphone Event On Windows PC, OS X, iOS, Android
From iPhones to iPads, Apple is set to unveil a new wave of products for 2016.
Apple iPhone 7 Lightning EarPod Headphones Leak Ahead Of iPhone SE Launch
A leaked image claims to show a set of Apple’s iconic EarPod headphones with a lightning connection.
Apple’s iMessage Security Flaw Allows Hackers Access iPhone Photos And Videos
A team of security researchers has uncovered a flaw in Apple’s encrypted iMessage service that could allow hackers to steal photos and videos stored on iCloud servers.
iOS 9.3 Encryption: Apple Inc. iCloud Backups May Be Protected By iPhone Passcode In Update
Tighter security on iOS could come as Apple is expected to battle the FBI over encryption in court on Tuesday.
iPhone SE ‘Let Us Loop You In’ Event Preview: What To Expect From Apple Inc. On March 21
The star of the show is likely to be a 4-inch smartphone that will replace Apple's iPhone 5S, first sold in 2013.
Best Cloud Photo Storage: Dropbox vs. iCloud vs. Amazon vs. Google Photos vs. OneDrive
Photos are digital heirlooms, and to some, losing them would be unthinkable. Here's a primer on some of the top options for backing them up online.
iPhone SE Will Look ‘Almost Exactly The Same’ As The iPhone 5s
Apple's new 4-inch smartphone, the iPhone SE, due to be launched on Monday, will reportedly look almost identical to the iPhone 5s.
Apple CEO Tim Cook Blasts FBI For Blindsiding Company With Court Order ‘We Knew It Was Wrong’
Tim Cook argued in a report published Thursday that the tech company was blindsided by the agency's demand that it unlock a gunman's smartphone.
iPhone SE Rumors: Leaked Apple Inc. Packaging Points To 4-Inch Smartphone Name
The phone is expected to come with a number of features such as an upgraded camera, faster chip and Apple Pay.
NYC's Free Internet Looks Awesome, But It Comes At A Security Price
The New York Civil Liberties Union warned Wednesday that users could be susceptible to data breaches or police surveillance.
German Court Rules Against Apple In Video Streaming Patent Case
Allegations made by Germany's OpenTV covered a broad range of Apple’s products and services, including its mobile devices, Apple TV, App Store and its personal computers.
Saudi Aramco, Royal Dutch Shell To Break Up Motiva Partnership
The agreement between two major oil giants, which has been in place since 2002, will break up their Motiva venture and split its refining and marketing businesses.
iPhone 8 Rumors: Apple Inc. Supplier TSMC Partners With ARM To Build Smaller Chips
The denser chip designs could be used to pack more power into a smaller package.
Apple Inc. To Strengthen iCloud Encryption So It Can't Access User Data
The drawback is it may not be able to help customers regain access if they forget a password.
Android N Could Offer Windows-Like Desktop Experience
The Android N preview indicates the search giant is preparing to bring its mobile operating system to personal computers.
iPhone 7 Plus Camera Leak Shows Apple’s VR Ambitions
A leaked camera module reportedly destined for the iPhone 7 Plus shows Apple is betting big on augmented and virtual reality.
Apple Inc. Fires Back At FBI, Says Centuries-Old All Writs Act Is Not ‘All Powerful Magic Wand’
The iPhone maker maintained Tuesday that authorities had overreached in an order to unlock a smartphone.