DOJ will continue to push Apple to unlock iPhone 5s at center of Brooklyn drug case
The U.S. Justice Department plans to continue seeking legal action against Apple, in an effort to force the company to…
Up to 40% Thinner Apple Watch 2 Predicted to Debut at WWDC in June
Apple analyst Brian White of Wall Street firm Drexel Hamilton, who is currently on a Chinese tech tour, today issued…
Indian court orders Apple to stop using 'Split View' name in trademark case
Delhi’s High Court has ordered Apple to no longer use the term "Split View" in any of its products, following…
AT&T hikes smartphone activation & upgrade fee to $20, matching Verizon
AT&T has quietly raised its smartphone activation and upgrade fee from $15 to $20, matching a similar fee imposed by…
Facebook Plans to Introduce Customer Service Chatbot and Live Chat APIs for iOS Messenger App
Facebook is planning to provide developers with toolkits for customer service chatbots and live chat APIs, according to a few…
AppleInsider podcast reviews iPhone SE, 9.7" iPad Pro, new betas, FBI & more
This week on the Appleinsider podcast, Neil and Victor talk about the new 9.7-inch iPad Pro, and Neil’s feelings about…
Adobe Issues 'Emergency' Flash Player Security Update for OS X to Address Ransomware Attacks
Adobe has issued Flash Player security updates for OS X, Windows, Linux, and Chrome OS to address “critical vulnerabilities that…
Apple Complied With First iPhone Unlock Court Order in 2008, Says Report
A review of Apple’s track record of handling government data requests claims that the company received and complied with its…
Apple says Mississippi 'religious freedom' bill 'empowers discrimination'
An avid promoter of civil rights, Apple on Thursday voiced concern over Mississippi’s "religious freedom" house bill that was signed…
Apple's first court-ordered iPhone unlock likely dates back to 2008 case, report says
A report chronicling Apple’s history of handling government data requests says the company received, and willingly complied with, its first…