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Samsung will launch its 2016 flagship smartphones at the Mobile World Congress Sunday, and it is vital the company gets the release right.

The Republican U.S. presidential candidate says the San Bernardino shooter’s phone is government property.

The U.S. Justice Department filed a motion Friday to force Apple to follow a judge’s order to unlock the iPhone of one of the shooters in the San Bernardino terrorist attacks last year.

Microsoft offers a special encryption tool with Pro and Enterprise editions of Windows 10.

A company that specializes in biometric technology has teamed up with a cover glass specialist to make a breakthrough in smartphone tech.

Law enforcement, iPhone users and security experts react to the standoff between Apple and the U.S. government over encryption.

The phone received 30,000 confirmed orders online on Thursday despite the website suffering intermittent crashes due to heavy traffic.

Apple has issued a software update to fix a bug, which renders iPhones unusable if the home button was replaced with a non-official part.

The smartwatch market grew by over 300 percent in the past year while the Swiss watch market saw a decline of 5 percent.

A proposal by the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee would penalize companies that fail to comply with court orders to decipher messages.

Apple’s refusal to unlock an iPhone seems to be rooted more in principle than on technical grounds.

Orion's new Onyx can link up users globally and share location data through a smartphone app.

Twelve of China's banks support the payment system so far, with seven more expected to join.

The ride-hailing company says that while business continues to grow in the U.S., it is losing money in a big way in China.

Unlike Apple’s public opposition to the FBI’s request to help unlock the San Bernardino shooting suspect’s iPhone, Facebook, Microsoft and Twitter have been more restrained.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai voiced support for Apple's stance against government backdoors, but not for 24 hours.

Investigators want Apple to help them crack an iPhone 5C owned by San Bernardino shooter Syed Rizwan Farook.

India will soon become the world's second-biggest smartphone market and Ringing Bell's $3.60 smartphone could help drive huge growth.

CEO Tim Cook said the company has complied with all requests but that the FBI’s desire to hack into Syed Rizwan Farook’s iPhone goes too far.

A federal judge ruled the tech giant must help investigators seeking to unlock the data on gunman Syed Farook's iPhone 5C.

The upcoming tablet may borrow a number of features from its bigger sibling, the 12.9-inch iPad Pro.

If West really does keep “The Life of Pablo” exclusive to Tidal, he could be short millions, unless he goes on tour.

Cobalt has $50 million in preorders but has not yet sought FAA approval for the 300 mph craft, which could be years away.

Apple has a $200 billion cash pile, but only $15.7 billion of that is domiciled in the U.S.

Forget fingerprints; this is how Apple could truly make the iPhone "hands-free."

Apple will significantly increase the footprint of its mobile payment solution by launching the service in China on Feb. 18.

One of the most popular Android smartphones on the market is finally being upgraded to the latest version of the software.

Apple has said some of the USB-C cables it shipped with its latest MacBook laptop could be faulty and causing power issues.

Damage to the plants of iPhone 7 chipmaker TSMC from a Feb. 6 temblor may be more severe than initially believed.