Republican lawmakers are urging President Trump to launch a trade investigation into the EU's Digital Markets Act, arguing it discriminates against Apple and other U.S. technology companies.
Apple has released the official trailer for 'Women in Blue' season two, premiering August 12 with a new murder investigation tied to the 1968 student massacre.
Garmin has unveiled the CIRQA Smart Band, a screen-free wearable with up to 10 days of battery life, 24/7 health tracking, and no subscription fee for $199.99.
Apple's most significant launch of the year may not be the rumored new iPhone 17 Air, but rather an all-new smart home hub built to deliver AI-driven features to households.
Apple's new Houston facility is shipping American-made AI servers ahead of schedule, part of its push to onshore manufacturing and power Apple Intelligence.
ESR has announced the launch of two Apple-certified MagSafe chargers, the 25W 3-in-1 Wireless Charger with MagSafe + CryoBoost and the 15W Car Charger with MagSafe + CryoBoost.
Apple has updated the Apple Sports app with support for seven additional soccer leagues and formation views across most matches. Version 4.2 is rolling out now.
Apple has announced the new iPad Pro with the M5 chip, delivering a massive boost in AI performance, a faster GPU, Wi-Fi 7, and more. Pre-orders are open.
The Trump administration has announced an additional $100 billion TSMC investment in Arizona, bringing the chipmaker's total U.S. commitment to $265 billion.
Apple Intelligence has been registered for public use by China's cyberspace regulator, clearing the way for Apple to roll out its AI features with support from Alibaba and Baidu.
OpenAI is developing a movable, screenless smart speaker powered by GPT-Live, with onboard sensors, a rechargeable battery, and development led by former Apple executives.
A new report from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicts that Apple's next generation iPhones will not support the Apple Pencil and may not support bi-lateral wireless charging, a feature that was widely rumored.
The Underdogs are back in a new ad that takes aim at the PC 'Blue Screen of Death.' Watch the team's Apple products save the day during a trade show crisis.