iOS 9.3 Apple's 'most stable new release in years,' app analytics firm finds
In spite of some publicized glitches, including an activation bug that affected older devices, iOS 9.3 is Apple’s "most stable…
Skype for iOS Gains New 'Bots' Feature in Latest Update
During today’s Microsoft Build conference for developers, Microsoft announced plans to bring interactive bots to the Skype platform on Windows,…
Apple Supplier Responsibility 2016 Progress Report reveals 97% work-hour compliance, carbon emissions reductions
Apple’s annual Supplier Responsibility Report reveals key facts about progress made with the company’s partners in 2015, including an industry…
Apple Outlines Milestone on Eliminating Conflict Minerals in 2016 Supplier Responsibility Report
Apple today released its 2016 Supplier Responsibility Progress Report [PDF] and updated its accompanying Supplier Responsibility website to offer a…
Apple & Google have faced 63 All Writs Act-related orders to access devices, ACLU says
The U.S. federal government has invoked the All Writs Act at least 63 times to compel Apple and Google to…
Apple launches new, experimental Safari Technology Preview browser for developers
Apple on Wednesday launched a new developer-focused, experimental version of Safari for Mac, offering a sneak preview of features that…
Apple Launches 'Safari Technology Preview' Browser for Web Developers
Apple today launched Safari Technology Preview, a new version of its web browser aimed specifically at developers. Safari Technology Preview…
Apple partner Foxconn finally seals the deal with Sharp for $3.5B
Two key Apple suppliers will officially join forces, as Foxconn has entered into a deal to purchase display maker Sharp…
Buy now or wait? Apple's new iPhone SE vs. the rumored 'iPhone 7'
It’s one of the most common questions any prospective smartphone buyer asks: Should I buy now, or wait? The launch…
Apple claims reversal of $120M verdict against Samsung violates US Constitution
In reversing a $120 million jury verdict against Samsung for patent infringement, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal…