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Apple Inc. iPad Mini 4 Coming Soon With Thinner And Lighter Chassis: Report
An analyst claims Apple is planning to release a new version of the iPad mini this fall that is basically a smaller version of the iPad Air 2.
Nasdaq Composite Hits All-Time High As Google Inc (GOOGL) Surges Above $700 On Q2 Earnings
Strong earnings from the world's largest Internet company sent the stock above $700 for the first time ever.
Apple iPhone 6S Plus Leak Shows Stronger Body And Loudspeaker Changes: No More 'Bendgate?'
Internal changes suggest Apple has improved the strength of the phone.
Qualcomm Hit With Two Antitrust Investigations By European Union
The European Commission will investigate possible market abuse by the U.S.-based Qualcomm.
Apple Watch Sales Q3 2015: Analysts Say Up To 5 Million Sold, Trumping iPhone Debut
The number has continued to elude analysts even as Apple enters its third full month of Apple Watch sales.
Apple Pay Enjoys Strong UK Debut, But Where's HSBC?
Only 15 percent of British consumers eligible to use the mobile-payment service said they will not be trying it.
New iPod With Apple Music Said To Launch Wednesday
The iPod touch, nano and shuffle will all reportedly be receiving new models, with the touch receiving the most substantial changes.
Gett Updates App For Blind Passengers With ‘VoiceOver,’ 'TalkBack' Technology
Ride-hailing apps are working to improve their accessibility to disabled passengers.
Apple To Show Gains For Women, African-Americans, Latinos In 2015 Diversity Report, HR Chief Says
By contrast, Google and Yahoo, which have already released their 2015 reports, saw no gains for women or minorities.
Snapchat Celebrities: 'Story Star' App Helps You Find, Share Artists' Snaps And Usernames
"Story Star" helps find celebrities and other artists who have become famous on the disappearing messaging app.
Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Release Date Tipped For August 12, Ahead Of IFA Berlin
The South Korean phablet could find its way into consumer fans earlier than anticipated.
Firefox Blocks Flash By Default As Facebook Calls For End To Browser Plugin
Mozilla's browser will block all versions of Flash by default until an updated version is released with fixes for several security flaws.
IBM Will Ship Working Mothers’ Breast Milk To Their Babies
Although IBM is yet to chalk out further details of the program, it plans to create a smartphone app for the shipping service.
Apple Pay Launches In UK With Support Of 8 Banks, 250,000 Retailers
Starting Tuesday, iPhone 6 owners can use Apple Pay for purchases in the U.K. Next up? Possibly Canada and China.
Apple Inc.'s Super-Size iPad Pro Will Ship In Smaller Quantities Than Expected
Report suggests Apple has scaled back orders for the new, bigger iPad Pro, its latest attempt to breathe life into the company's product line.
Apple iPhone Beats Samsung: Galaxy Maker Earns Just 15% Of Smartphone Industry Profits
The company now expects to post another drop in profits for the seventh quarter running.
My Worst Tech Decision: Xbox, Apple Watch, PSP, Windows Phone, Sonos And More
We've all made them: choices to buy that great product or service we believed would be life-changing, but wasn't. IBTimes is sharing our Worst Tech Decisions. What's yours?
Why Tesla Motors Inc. (TSLA) Plucked A Burberry Executive To Head North America Sales
Tesla’s first pick for three key global sales positions has a decade of experience developing luxury retail outlets worldwide.
Galaxy Note 5 Vs. iPhone 6S Plus: Apple Inc. And Samsung Are About To Go Head-To-Head Again With New Phablets
Before you make your decision on which phablet to buy this fall, read this.
Facebook Lets Users Decide What And Who They See In Their News Feed
Facebook's new tools let users decide which of their friends and pages' posts they'll see first on their News Feeds.
Should You Install Apple iOS 9 Beta? Apple Inc.'s Latest OS For iPhones And iPads Is Almost Ready For Primetime
Bugs and errors are highly likely, and the software is provided on the understanding that the user will report the errors to Apple.
For Nervous Investors, China Stock Market Rout Eclipses Greek Debt Crisis
“China’s economy would create collateral damage that is much greater than a Grexit would be to the euro.”
Dow Jones Industrial Average Closes Higher As Wall Street Eyes Greek Debt Crisis
Greece submitted reform proposals to Eurogroup officials Thursday as the county teeters on the brink of bankruptcy.
iOS 9 And OS X El Capitan Public Beta: How To Install On Apple iPhone, iPad, iPod, Mac
Apple iPhone owners will be able to preview features coming in the next iPhone mobile OS.
Google Working On 'Terminator Vision' For Google Glass, Patent Shows
The technology would allow Google Glass users to receive data about the objects within their line of sight.
Microsoft’s Six Biggest Blunders: You Thought Nokia Was A Bad Buy?
Did you know that Windows Vista’s development was going so badly at one point that they hit the reset button?
Apple iOS 9 And OS X El Capitan To Come With Two-Factor Authentication
The feature prevents unauthorized users from gaining access to an Apple ID, even if they know the password.
Musicians Behind Michael Jackson's 'This Is It' Sue Sony Entertainment, Claiming Wage Theft
Musicians who recorded a song for the Michael Jackson film "This Is It" say Sony has cheated each of them out of thousands of dollars.
Dow Jones Industrial Average Plunges 260 Points Amid Global Fears; NYSE Resumes Trading After 'Surprise' Halt
U.S. stocks were under sharp pressure Wednesday, even before a trading glitch at the New York Stock Exchange.
Apple Blocks iOS 8.3 Signing For iPhone, iPad And iPod Touch
The iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch will no longer support signing to iOS 8.3, about a week after Apple released the iOS 8.4 update.


