Apple Boycotts GOP Convention To Protest Donald Trump
It appears Donald Trump's campaign rhetoric has driven a wedge between Apple and the Republican Party.
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It appears Donald Trump's campaign rhetoric has driven a wedge between Apple and the Republican Party.
Apple is embroiled in a patent dispute in China that threatens to block future sales of the iPhone 6 in Beijing unless the company can overturn a regulator's recent ruling.
NASA has published recruiting posters that encourage young people to think about colonizing Mars.
Saudi Arabia's Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz announced plans to travel to San Francisco and meet with private sector leaders.
Following the Orlando mass shooting, Anonymous is hacking pro-ISIS Twitter accounts and infusing them with gay pride and gay pornography.
The FDA has approved a calorie-cutting weight loss device that lets people drain food from their stomachs before they digest it.
The Democratic National Committee says its computer network was breached by Russian government hackers who gained access to opposition research on presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump.
EA teased three forthcoming games set in the "Star Wars" universe Sunday at the Electronic Entertainment Expo...
Sony announced at its Monday presentation at E3 that a virtual reality rendition of "Batman: Arkham" series is landing on PlayStation VR, while an all-new Spider-Man adventure is crawling onto the PS4...
A federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld the government's "net neutrality" rules that require internet providers to treat all web traffic equally.
Taking photos of an experience can make you enjoy it even more.
Software security company Symantec Corp. is acquiring internet security firm Blue Coat Inc. for $4.65 billion.
Facebook issued an apology after inadvertently declaring a state of war in the Philippines with an Independence Day message.
Apple kicked off its annual software developers conference with new software features for its smartwatch, following a moment of reflection for the Sunday mass shooting in Orlando, Florida.
The Supreme Court has made it easier for patent holders to collect additional money when someone copies their invention without getting permission or paying for it.
