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Cook called the ruling by the European Commission "total political crap."

Innovative Amazon may lead us into the cloud era while Apple apes Yahoo's creative and business decline.

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

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

But Apple Watch owners remain doggedly loyal to the smartwatch.

Apple releases a smaller iPhone and iPad, new iOS and a lower Apple Watch price tag on Monday.

Wozniak says smartwatch took Apple into "jewelry market" saying it isn't "the company that really changed the world a lot".

Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd threatens to arrest "rascal" Tim Cook over encrypted iPhones.

The companies will contest government arguments that the All Writs Act compels Apple to comply with its request.

The FBI and Congress would like the phone opened in the name of national security; Apple is fighting on behalf of the privacy of its users.

The Apple case has raised the issue of whether the tech giant gives foreign governments things it refuses to give to the FBI.

Apple's refusal to crack open an extremist's iPhone is a matter of principle—and market share.

The hearing signals the first move by Congress, which has stayed quiet so far on the iPhone encryption case.

Apple's Cook seems intent on turning the case into a heroic struggle by making some dubious leaps of logic.

Software under development would eliminate potential security loopholes for law enforcement.

Tim Cook says he is ready to take the iPhone case "all the way."

"I don't think that's the way the railroad should be run," says Apple CEO Tim Cook on Obama administration.

Apple's argument that Congress needs new authority to require it to assist the FBI appears to be wrong.

The Feds chose this case because "terrorism" turns off our ability to think rationally about what we stand to lose.

The Microsoft founder believes Apple CEO Tim Cook should access the San Bernardino killer's phone.

If companies are to be forced to unlock encrypted technology, that mandate should come from Congress.

Cook refused to comply with the government's request to unlock an iPhone of one of the San Bernardino shooters.

A request to decrypt San Bernardino attacker's iPhone raises profound privacy issues.

What the FBI requested was nothing short of a revolutionary assault on digital privacy and security.

Apple has criticized a court order to break into an iPhone used by a San Bernardino shooter.

Apple says helping the FBI break into an iPhone could set a "dangerous precedent".

Apple CEO Tim Cook reignites Steve Job's ambitions of building a virtual reality headset.

Garda police have confirmed the evacuation of Apple's European headquarters following a bomb scare.

It has a myriad of problems and may be unconstitutional.

Tesla boss Elon Musk says Apple's plans for an electric car are an "open secret."