Google is being sued for tracking users of its Chrome browser even when they have been surfing the web in a private-browsing mode, called Incognito.
$5 billion US class action lawsuit targets Google Chrome tracking in Incognito mode
Google is being sued for tracking users of its Chrome browser even when they have been surfing the web in a private-browsing mode, called Incognito.
Apple is going to show off iOS 14 later this month at its all-digital Worldwide Developers Conference, but today we have another feature addition coming to the new software ahead of the announcement.
Right now, Apple has only ever launched the Apple Pencil in white. But a new rumor suggests that may change with a future version of the stylus.
Peloton is one of the most popular at-home fitness options out there, and while it has supported streaming content to TVs from an iPhone, an Apple TV app has been requested by customers for quite some time.
If you need to control your Windows PC desktop or server with Microsft's Remote Desktop Mobile app for iPhone and iPad, you can now do so with proper mouse and trackpad support.
Octopus, the popular transit and retail contactless card predominantly used in Hong Kong, is now integrated with Apple Pay for residents of Hong Kong.
Residents of Hong Kong can now use Apple Maps to get transit directions via the built-in Maps app on their iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac and Apple Watch.
Apple Music has joined the music industry's Black Out Tuesday awarenesses campaign which was created to support Black Lives Matter, a global human rights movement that originated in the African-American community after George Floyd was killed by the Minneapolis police.
Big moves continue to happen for Apple TV+, as another big name signs with the streaming service. But this time it's not an actor or a director.
We will more than likely get our first look at iOS 14 later this month, during the all-digital Worldwide Developers Conference that kicks off on June 22. And a new report aims to tell us which devices it will work on.
Earlier today, Apple seeded the first beta of iOS 13.5.5 to developers. And it turns out the new software is at least preparing for a new feature coming to Apple News+.
At some point later this year, Apple is going to show off new iPhones. That lineup will reportedly feature 5G support, and new dummy units may show us the physical changes Apple is making to support the faster network technology.