Financial and payment cards company Visa on Friday announced that it will be eliminating signature requirement for Apple Pay and chip-equipped cards starting April of this year.
DJI, the world's leader in the civilian drone and aerial imaging technology industry, today sent an invite to the press for its forthcoming media event, scheduled for January 23 at 10am Eastern Time in New York City, presumably to announce its next-generation drone offerings.
Developer Niantic Labs on Friday announced Community Day, a new series of monthly worldwide events with bonuses in the popular augmented reality game Pokémon GO.
Apple’s indirect presence may be fading from CES as Google and Amazon stole the show with their smart assistants and speakers, but that didn't stop the Cupertino company's representatives from holding curious talks with some interesting suppliers in Las Vegas.
Smart digital assistants have dominated the CES 2018, especially Amazon's Alexa and Google's Assistant, and now the search giant is said to be working on a major revamp of its online store in order to better showcase devices which build Google Assistant in.
Apple's detailed iOS Security Guide has been revised with fresh new information related to Face ID, Apple Pay Cash, CloudKit end-to-end encryption and other new technologies.
Prosecutors in Germany are using data culled from Apple's Health app in a rape and murder investigation, Motherboard reported Thursday citing German outlet Welt.
As Apple started selling the first third-party Wi-Fi router in the form of Linksys' Velop, its spokesperson provided a comment regarding the future of its own AirPort line of appliances.
Apple's discounted program lets iPhone 6/6s/SE owners replace their device's battery for just $29 (limited to one repair per iPhone) instead of $79, regardless of its condition, but iPhone 6 Plus owners looking to take advantage of the lower fee will need to wait a few months.
AirPort Wi-Fi base stations are still being sold, but Apple is now also offering a third-party mesh Wi-Fi system from Linksys through its online and physical stores.
It definitely feels like it’s going to be a while before the iPhone throttling scandal goes away.
FBI forensic expert Stephen Flatley has lashed out at Apple during yesterday's International Conference on Cyber Security in Manhattan, calling its engineers “jerks” and “evil geniuses” for making the bureau's investigative work harder with strong encryption on iOS devices.