Federal judge rules Apple cannot be forced to aid in NY iPhone unlocking, cites 'unreasonable burden'
Apple was handed a crucial win in its fight for encryption on Monday, as a New York federal judge denied…
Judge strikes down order for Apple to hack an iPhone in N.Y. case
A federal judge has denied a government motion to force Apple to unlock an iPhone—but it’s not in the San…
Google self driving car hits a bus, Google bears the responsibility
Google’s self driving car initiative is one of the most ambitious and controversial projects currently under the scrutiny of…
Sen. Durbin calls Abbott Labs' IT layoffs 'harsh and insensitive’
Abbott Labs, a global healthcare company, is laying off about 180 IT employees after inking an agreement with Wipro, a…
MasterCard to roll out Apple Pay support in Canada, Brazil and Asia in 2016, report says
A report on Monday suggests Apple Pay is on track to integrate wider availability in Canada, Brazil and parts of…
Google: Self-driving car followed 'the spirit of the road' before accident
Google today said it has learned a lot from the Feb. 14 accident involving one of its autonomous vehicles (AVs)…
Google adds 3D Touch, mid-trip detours to Maps for iOS
Google on Monday released an important update to the iOS edition of Maps, bringing 3D Touch to the iPhone 6s…
Android celebrates device diversity with Rock, Paper, Scissors ad
What sets the Android ecosystem apart from the iOS is, among other things, the sheer diversity of devices running the…
If we create autonomous killing machines, expect shoddy code and hacking
It’s one thing if a botched software update causes a Nest or Hive “smart” thermostat to either freeze or swelter…
N.Y. prosecutor wants Apple to turn back security clock to 2013
A New York prosecutor tomorrow plans to urge Congress to write legislation that would require Apple to roll back iPhone…