FBI's Secret iPhone Hacking Method May Not Be A Secret For Long
With the FBI reportedly employing the services of an Israeli forensic software company to access the San Bernardino shooter's locked iPhone, you might be forgiven for…
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Apple Can't Really Prevent The Scary Way Spies Might Tap Into iPhone Data
Apple may have won its first major battle with intelligence and law enforcement agencies, at least in the public eye. But the iPhone encryption wars…
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This Gorgeous iPhone 7 Concept Looks Too Good To Be True
The iPhone generates plenty interest among designers, with many people trying to imagine what next-gen iPhones might look like as well as predicting the innovative features…
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Apple Stared Down The FBI And Won
When news first broke that the FBI wanted Apple to build an insecure version of iOS to help the agency access the iPhone used by…
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The iPhone SE And 9.7-Inch iPad Pro Are Now Available For Preorder
It's been years since anyone was excited about a small-size iPhone, but Apple managed to recycle the 4-inch form factor into a device that's on…
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The Sneaky Way Apple Could Get Into VR
If you've heard Tim Cook speaking about virtual reality lately, you might not think that Apple as plans to dive into VR anytime soon. Like with…
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Why Apple's Cloud Can't Compete
Apple is a company that usually likes to maintain as much control over both its hardware and software as possible. Given this, you'd expect that…
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Critical Android Bug Can Permanently Compromise Nexus And Other Devices
Another day, another big Android vulnerability revealed. A report from security firm Lookout informs us of a new threat that can permanently "compromise" a device, including…
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Facebook Swears It's Not Racially Profiling You... Except It Kind Of Is
Does Facebook racially profile you to serve you more relevant ads? The company tells Ars Technica that it doesn't engage in racial profiling but it's hard…
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Netflix Explains Why It Releases Episodes Of Its Hit Shows All At Once
In the dark days before Netflix, TV fans had to patiently wait for new episodes of their favorite shows to air on a per week…
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I've Never Wanted A Tesla More Than After Watching This 'Ludicrous Speed' Video
I have wanted a Tesla for years... but unfortunately they've all been way out of my price range. But with the new Model 3 set…
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With Wii U's Fate In Question, Nintendo's NX Might Be Its Last Chance
After spending three-and-a-half years languishing at the bottom of the market, the Wii U is finally being put to rest. That's according to a report published…
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Update To iOS 9.3 Right Now To Fix A Serious iPhone Security Flaw
We've already given you so many reasons to update your iPhone or iPad to iOS 9.3 when we showed you all the best new features…
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We Asked Every Member Of Congress With A Computer Science Degree About Apple's War With The FBI
Just because Apple and the FBI avoided an historic showdown in court this week over a previously issued court order for Apple to create a…
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Consumer Reports: Galaxy S7 Beats iPhone To Become The World's Best Smartphone
The Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge are Samsung's best smartphones ever. That's abundantly clear. Samsung has perfected an amazing design released last year, addressed previous…
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It Looks Like We Now Know Who's Helping The FBI Crack The San Bernardino Shooter's iPhone
A dramatic new twist in the ongoing battle between Apple and the FBI unfolded on Monday night when the U.S. Department of Justice asked a…
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Google, Microsoft And Others Team To Make Email Fully Encrypted
When you send an email to someone, it goes through something called Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP), a standard that was first developed in the 1980s…
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Apple's Next-Gen MacBooks Are Launching Soon And They're Somehow Even Thinner
You might not be ready to buy a single-port, ultra-slim 12-inch Retina MacBook, but Apple's thinnest laptop yet is an interesting option. The impressively slim…
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Despite Big Branding Push, Apple Is About As Trusted On Privacy As Google And Microsoft
Apple is adamant that its iPhones and Macs protect user privacy better than competing products, and the recent fight with the FBI shows the company isn't willing…
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Galaxy Note 6 Rumor Claims Android N Will Release Much Sooner Than Expected
Google this month released the first Android N developer preview earlier than many of us expected. Does this mean Android N itself is going to…
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5 Reboots That Managed To Surpass The Original Movies In Every Way
Godzilla. Jurassic World. Ghostbusters. These are just a few of the countless movie reboots we've had to endure over the past few years, and the industry…
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iOS 9.3's Coolest New Feature Isn't Working For Some People, But We'll Tell You How To Fix It
Apple released its big iOS 9.3 update on Monday and if you haven't already upgraded your iPhone or iPad, you need to get on it…
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There Are Two Versions Of The Galaxy S7 Edge And Yours Has Worse Battery Life
What difference does a mobile chipset make? Quite a lot, especially if we're looking at differences between the two versions of the Galaxy S7. You see, Samsung…
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The 5 Best Things About Apple's New iPhone SE - And The 2 Worst Things
We knew practically everything there was to know heading into Monday's big Apple event, but there were still a couple of surprises — and one…
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Why Did The Justice Department Cancel Its Hearing With Apple?
Hours before Apple and the government were scheduled to face off in the courtroom, the Justice Department asked the judge to postpone the hearing. The DOJ said…
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iPhone SE Review Roundup
While Apple's media event yesterday may have lacked the traditional level of fanfare that accompanies new product announcements, the recently unveiled iPhone SE is certainly…
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Apple: We Haven't Won Our Fight Against The FBI
In a surprising turn of events, the Department of Justice on Monday night asked the court to vacate Tuesday's hearing. U.S. Magistrate Judge Sheri Pym granted…
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