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As the tech world is roiled by the privacy debate between Apple and the FBI, Amazon has taken the encryption feature out of its Fire tablets with the new Fire OS 5.

The upcoming warehouse, which will be set up in the southern Indian city of Hyderabad, will accommodate 13,500 people and will be the largest one outside of the U.S.

The PC industry has been in decline for years. Some hope 2-in-1 devices like Microsoft's Surface Pro 4 can turn things around.

A landmark Parkinson's disease study tracked the symptoms of 9,500 people over the course of six months through a smartphone app, yielding a trove of data.

The tech industry’s year-to-year growth for women’s representation actually peaked in 2013, a data analysis has found.

The South Korean smartphone maker echoed Apple’s arguments against the FBI’s request to build backdoors into the iPhone, saying it would undermine customers’ trust.

Federal Judge James Orenstein denied the Department of Justice’s request to order Apple to unlock a convict’s iPhone.

Apple, represented in its dispute with the FBI by General Counsel Bruce Sewell, is outspent in D.C. by just about every other large tech company.

With the next version of Apple's mobile operating system, employers have more control over the iOS devices they issue.

The tech company appealed the court ruling — regarding the iPhone used by Syed Farook — an hour before the deadline was set to expire.

U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter urged private and federal bodies to work together over issues of national security.

“Ultimately, Congress must decide this issue” of so-called backdoors, said Apple General Counsel Bruce Sewell.

FBI Director James Comey faced a skeptical House Judiciary Committee Tuesday as he made his case that Apple should comply with a court order to unlock an iPhone belonging to a San Bernardino shooter.

A thinner body and a dual-lens camera could be some of the spotlight features for Apple’s next device.

Microsoft said it wants a measured response to the security debate over the FBI’s demand that Apple unlock a terrorist’s iPhone.

In China, Japan and South Korea, Samsung will sell slightly different versions of its Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge, without its own logo on the front.

U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch on Tuesday is expected to ask Washington and Silicon Valley to work together.

Flexible components may be employed to make the device more durable or enable new control gestures.

Anti-virus pioneer and presidential candidate John McAfee says the FBI could unlock an iPhone in half an hour.

Apple and the FBI will make their cases before Congress on Tuesday as the debate over access to a terrorist's iPhone continues.

Politicians, academics and privacy advocates want the government to spend more time considering the controversial draft Investigatory Powers Bill.

A federal judge said a 1789 law cannot be used to force Apple to unlock the iPhone of a suspected drug trafficker.

Bruce Sewell, Apple general counsel, will tell House Judiciary Committee the case could set dangerous precedent.

The company debuted the ads during Sunday's Oscars coverage.

In Apple Inc.’s battle with the FBI over whether to unlock a terrorist’s phone, product sales are unlikely to suffer, even should the company lose in the courts.

Apple reintroduced a regular cash dividend in 2012 after not paying one since 1995. Last year’s was $1.98 per share, amounting to $11.4 billion.

Tim Cook made the comments Friday at a company shareholder meeting, where he described the encryption standoff as a test of principles.

The South Korean phone manufacturer didn't violate Apple patents and won't have to pay it $119.6 million, an appeals court ruled Friday.

Covertly breaking the code wouldn’t set the legal precedent the FBI wants, cybersecurity experts say.