Israeli digital intelligence firm Cellebrite sells software designed to unlock phones and extract their data. As a result, its products are a favorite of law enforcement agencies across the U.S., and police frequently use them to gather evidence from seized devices. In the past, the company has received criticism for...

According to an ongoing analysis of Apple's new App Tracking Transparency feature, the vast majority of iPhone users are choosing to shut down app tracking cutting off many apps from accessing their personal data. According to user data, only 4 percent of iPhone users in America have enabled app tracking, which Facebook has begged the public to do to keep its platform "free of charge."

Foxconn was originally planning to reopen its factories on Monday to begin production on Apple devices after the Lunar New Year holiday, but the company's plans were denied by Chinese Authorities due to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, reports .

European Lawmakers have made a demand to develop a common charging port for all the smartphones available in the market. The practice of introducing a common port for all portable devices like smartphones, e-readers, tablets and a few more will reduce the generation of electronic waste on a high scale.

Apple has complied with Russian demands to show the annexed Crimean peninsula as part of Russian territory on its apps. www.bbc.com/news/technology-50573069 www.kyivpost.com/technology/apple-registers-crimea-as-part-of-russia-on-maps.html Ukraine has reacted with fury to the change saying the company does not "give a damn" about the pain of the Ukrainian people.

The Apple Inc credit card, being launched with Goldman Sachs Group Inc, will not allow the purchase of cryptocurrencies with the card, according to a customer agreement posted to Goldman's website on Friday.

You open your browser to look at the Web. Do you know who is looking back at you? Over a recent week of Web surfing, I peered under the hood of Google Chrome and found it brought along a few thousand friends.

We often hear less is more, but what about less is better? Those are the words of designer Dieter Rams, who made an indelible mark on product design, with a focus on function over form and products that would last a lifetime.