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The company's chief financial officer said: "We cannot fulfill all the demand out there right now."

Professionals are crying out for updates to Apple's computer line.

New iPhone 7 details have emerged as Apple prepares to unveil its latest smartphone.

So-called 'touch disease' flaw renders iPhone 6 phones unresponsive and unusable.

A British publisher is pushing Instagram pictures from transience to permanence.

Three previously unknown flaws within Apple's code expose iPhone users to dangerous spyware.

Scientists discover way to double battery life of smartphones, electric cars and other electronics.

A report found 59 percent of internet users described themselves as "hooked."

Apple reports declining iPhone sales for the second quarter in a row.

The move it to protest America's alleged involvement in the South China Sea dispute.

In October, a series of children's books featuring emojis will be released.

Japan's SoftBank is to buy the U.K.'s ARM in an all-cash deal.

Thomas Ross claims iPhone, iPad, and iPod infringe upon his 1992 patent for "Electronic Reading Device."

The ability of algorithms to predict human responses in videos is among the things we learned in Tech & Science this week.

Apple is reportedly planning an iPhone overhaul.

Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference was more a brainstorming session with dozens of new features for its devices than a focused presentation.

The Arctic tern covered 96,000km (59,650 miles) in its journey to its winter home and back again.

How bumblebees' hairs detect electric fields and iPhones' incremental updates are among the things we learned in Tech & Science this week.

iPhone 7 will only be an incremental upgrade from the iPhone 6s, report suggests.

Support is growing for an avocado emoji after a petition was launched in California.

Successful hack in the case of "Shield" actor Michael Jace is another sign authorities are turning to third parties rather than manufacturers.

A vulnerability used to unlock an iPhone linked to one of the San Bernardino killers may or may not go through a government review.

U.S. 'no longer needs Apple's assistance' after someone provided the passcode to an iPhone that authorities wanted to view.

Apps, texts, podcasts and photos can eat up gobs of memory.

The U.S. has redoubled its efforts to use the courts to force Apple's cooperation in cracking encrypted iPhones.

The U.S. is continuing to push Apple and other tech companies to help law enforcement circumvent encryption.

The case is the latest in the battle over privacy between the tech giant and law enforcement.

James Comey said the technique the FBI used on Syed Farook's iPhone 5c wouldn't work on the iPhone 5s, 6 or 6s.

Comparing favourably to iPhone 6s and Samsung Galaxy S7, a two-way title fight has turned into a three-way brawl.

"Virtual neighbourhood watch" app, complete with GPS navigation, will launch in London.