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Italy's competition regulator said Apple misled the public about the water resistance of its iPhones and its warranty.

Apple is holding a virtual launch event today, where it looks set to unveil several new products, including a new Apple Watch and iPad Air, and iOS 14.

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Although an official said that the Iranian leader's phone would be replaced with a more secure device, he did not reveal further details or suggest who had hacked the phone.

The U.S. has hit Turkey with sanctions in an ongoing diplomatic crisis.

This was an important issue to Senator Angus King of Maine.

Apple introduced speed-sapping feature to the iPhone 6, iPhone 6s and iPhone 7.

This year's sales event will start early, beginning at 6 p.m. Eastern on Thanksgiving Day.

Customs officials found $148,000 worth of goods in their school backpacks.

We need to learn lessons from Pokémon Go as augmented reality will revolutionize our lives.

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

Liam, who can slash through a few million phones per year, is attempting to crush criticism that Apple's materials can't be refurbished and reused.

Theaters have taken to pointing lasers at people who use their phones during a performance.

Shares fell more than 6.5 percent on Wednesday, the biggest percentage drop in two years.

Dozens of people have been directed to the same house in Atlanta by faulty 'find my phone' apps.

Apple's yet-to-be-unveiled iOS is also making a big push for teachers.

Smartphones are being used for everything except talking to each other.

Apple sold 10 million iPhones in its first weekend in 2014.

Ad-blockers vs. pop-up ads: an escalating war with no clear answers.

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Apple software allegedly deleted music obtained through rival services

Can U.S. courts order tech companies to target customers with spyware?