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Future Apple TV Could Be Controlled With Your Eyes
The invention, described in a patent filing, could also extend into Apple’s virtual reality project as well.
What’s Holding Back The Smartwatch?
Despite lofty expectations, the devices haven't sold nearly as well as initially expected.
Developers Unhappy About This iOS App Store Glitch
App Stores in countries outside of the U.S. were incorrectly listing apps on category pages.
Apple Accused Of ‘False Rhetoric’
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.
Apple To Loop In Customers On New Devices March 21
A new 4-inch smartphone, an upgraded iPad Air and new Apple Watch bands are expected.
Future Apple Watches Could Alert Care Providers In Medical Emergency
Apple suggests the invention could be used in a number of events, such as a car crash, bike accident or heart attack.
Apple’s iOS Sees Growth Slow In China
However, the iPhone maker still led the market there, while losing ground to Android phones in the U.S.
Apple’s 2018 iPhone Could Pack A Screen Larger Than The 6S Plus
For its next smartphone, Apple may be thinking about bigger displays that would rival Samsung's.
5 Flaws In Samsung’s Galaxy S7 Smartphone
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.
Subsidized Internet Pitched For Low-Income Households
The plan expected to be announced Tuesday is part of a $2 billion overhaul of the FCC’s Lifeline plan.
What We Know So Far About Apple VR
Apple has a wide portfolio of patents, technologies and hires that point to a new gadget in the works.
Apple Macs Hit By A Ransomware Attack
Users of a popular file-sharing program on Mac computers risk a ransomware attack that encrypts data and extorts a bitcoin payment.
Apple's iPhone SE: Big Things In A Small Package
The next smartphone from Apple could come with Apple Pay and other features from the iPhone 6S.
Could Private Players Help FBI Crack iPhone?
As the privacy dispute between the FBI and Apple Inc. works its way through the courts, digital forensics firms claim hacking smartphones is their bread and butter.
Can The iPhone Cure Disease?
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.
Apple Files Brooklyn Case In Support Against FBI Order
Federal Judge James Orenstein denied the Department of Justice’s request to order Apple to unlock a convict’s iPhone.
iOS 9.3 Notifies Employees That Company Can Track Managed iPhones
With the next version of Apple's mobile operating system, employers have more control over the iOS devices they issue.
iPhone 7 Could Be Faster, Sleeker
A thinner body and a dual-lens camera could be some of the spotlight features for Apple’s next device.
A Future iPhone Could Be Bendable, Foldable
Flexible components may be employed to make the device more durable or enable new control gestures.
Why Apple’s FBI Fight Won’t Hurt The iPhone 7
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.
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