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Dubset’s Apple Music Deal Will Unlock ‘Hundreds Of Millions’ Of New Music Revenue
The company’s new partnership with Apple will allow DJs and creators to monetize remixes of copyrighted songs.
Apple TVs Could Be Controlled Via Eye And Hand Gestures, Apple Inc. Patent Reveals
The invention, described in a patent filing, could also extend into Apple’s virtual reality project as well.
Apple Watch Update: A Year In, What’s Ailing The Smartwatch Market?
Despite lofty expectations, the devices haven't sold nearly as well as initially expected.
Apple Inc. App Store Algorithm Glitch Breaks Ranked And New App Lists
App Stores in countries outside of the U.S. were incorrectly listing apps on category pages.
WhatsApp Encryption Stifling Another Justice Department Investigation : Report
The messaging service, like other companies, has worked to improve encryption and security in recent years.
Sequoia Capital Partner Michael Goguen Resigns Amid Sex Abuse Allegations
Michael Goguen, who resigned from the venture capital firm last week, calls the lawsuit against him a plan for vengeance.
Is Apple vs. FBI ‘Groundhog Day’ For Tech? Facebook, Google And Microsoft Debate The Case For Privacy
As the tech company and the U.S. government wrestle over encryption issues, many industry players say they've seen this all before.
Obama At SXSW Is ‘Confident’ That Apple vs. FBI Case Can Be Solved; Calls On Tech Industry To Help Combat ISIS Recruitment
At SXSW in Austin, Texas, the president called for more collaboration with Silicon Valley in addressing privacy concerns and countering ISIS recruitment.
Apple Inc. Busts iPhone Battery Life Myth: Swiping Up To Close Apps Does Not Help
An Apple customer who emailed CEO Tim Cook unexpectedly received a response from the company's head of software.
Apple Hits Back At DOJ Claims, Calls Them ‘Desperate’ And ‘Offensive’
Apple has hit back at claims made by the Department of Justice in a legal brief, saying “they have thrown decorum to the winds.”
DOJ Accuses Apple Of ‘False Rhetoric,’ Asks Court To Uphold Order To Unlock Terrorist’s iPhone
In its latest court filing, the Justice Department maintains that the iPhone encryption case is not about all of the tech company's smartphones, just one.
iPhone SE Event Unveiled: Apple Inc. Invite Confirms March 21 Event, Live Stream
A new 4-inch smartphone, an upgraded iPad Air and new Apple Watch bands are expected.
Android N: How To Download Android 7.0 Preview And Everything Else You Need To Know About Google's Next OS
Google has released a preview version of its latest Android update, with a host of new features.
Apple Watch 2 Rumors: Apple Inc. Smartwatch Could Alert Medical Providers In Emergency, Patent Reveals
Apple suggests the invention could be used in a number of events, such as a car crash, bike accident or heart attack.
Android N: Google Releases Software Update With Split Screen Support As It Plays Catch-Up With iOS
Google has made the surprise move of launching its latest version of Android, which comes with support for split-screen multitasking.
Apple Inc. Faces iPhone Slowdown In China While Losing Ground To Android In US
However, the iPhone maker still led the market there, while losing ground to Android phones in the U.S.
iPhone 7 Rumors: Leaked Case Shows Apple Inc. Ditching Headphone Jack
A leaked image of a case for Apple’s forthcoming device shows no openings for a headset connection.
Snowden Says FBI’s Claim That Only Apple Can Unlock iPhone Is ‘Bulls--t’
The iPhone used by a San Bernardino shooter is at the center of a privacy and encryption debate between Washington and Silicon Valley.
iPhone 8 Rumors: 2017/2018 Apple Inc. Smartphone Could Pack 5.8-Inch OLED Screen
For its next smartphone, Apple may be thinking about bigger displays that would rival Samsung's.
Galaxy S7 Reviews: The 5 Biggest Problems With Samsung’s Answer To The iPhone 6S
While the South Korean company's Android device is a beauty to look at, reviewers say it falls short in several aspects of day-to-day use.
6,500 Mac Computers Downloaded Ransomware-Infected Transmission Files
By downloading Transmission software, users unwittingly became victims of the first known ransomware attack on the Apple Mac OS X operating system.
Justice Department Appeals iPhone Case In New York
A federal judge previously declined to issue an order forcing Apple to unlock a smartphone linked to a drug case.
Microsoft Takes On Oracle, Opening Up Database Software To Linux
The move is the latest to show Microsoft’s increasing willingness to work with competing products, a radical departure from its past.
Free Transmission Torrent Alternatives: Look For Deluge, Not uTorrent, To Download Movies After Ransomware Infection
Just because it's easy to steal movies and TV shows doesn't make it safe.
Apple VR Rumors: What We Know So Far About Apple Inc.'s Virtual-Reality Headset Efforts
Apple has a wide portfolio of patents, technologies and hires that point to a new gadget in the works.
Remove Mac Ransomware: How To Tell If You're Infected By KeRanger And Recovery Steps
Users of a popular file-sharing program on Mac computers risk a ransomware attack that encrypts data and extorts a bitcoin payment.
EU Probe Of Apple’s Tax Affairs In Ireland Won’t Conclude Any Time Soon
The EU’s antitrust chief says “don’t hold your breath” on a quick outcome to its investigations into Apple’s and Amazon’s tax affairs.
Apple Users Targeted In First Known Mac Ransomware Campaign
Ransomware is one of the fastest-growing types of cyberthreats.
Tech Starting To Feel Silicon Valley’s Housing Crunch As Residents Leave Region
The area lost more than 7,600 residents to other U.S. regions in 2014, the first time that has happened since 2011.
Criminals Like Apple iPhones Because Of Encryption, Police Say
Law enforcement groups cited a jailhouse phone call intercepted by New York authorities in which an inmate called Apple’s encrypted operating system “another gift from God.”


