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Institutional ownership of Apple stock remained close to an all-time high of 5.5% as 2020 came to an end, though large organizations still underweigh the stock, investment bank Morgan Stanley says.

  The launch of Apple Pay support in Israel appears to be imminent, with one local bank briefly inviting users to add their cards to the payment platform. Local mobile banking service Pepper recently began showing users a splash page inviting them to add their cards to the Apple Pay Wallet app on iPhone. That seems to have been accidental, since users were greeted with error messages and Pepper has since removed that page, Israeli site Additionally, Pepper teased an upcoming "surprise" in the...

Actor Leslie Jordan will host weekly streaming radio show "Hunker Down Radio" on Apple Music Country, with the first hour-long episode to debut on Sunday, Feb. 28.

At least two MacBook Pro models rumored to debut in the second half of 2021 will come equipped with an SD card reader and HDMI port, according to TF Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.

After going months without an update, Google's Gmail app for iOS was refreshed on Monday with support for widgets. More importantly, the revision delivered long-awaited information regarding the app's collection of user data.

Complaints about the potential lifespan of Apple Silicon Mac storage are causing concern that the current crop of M1 Macs could stop working within a few years — and have been stoked by unanswered questions, unreliable data, and a silent Apple.

Sometimes you just need to change Apple Watch settings to make the face readable, but there's also a bug that means it will sometimes appear too dim no matter what you do.

Apple on Monday opened applications for an online Entrepreneur Camp for female App Store founders and developers slated for July.

Apple on Monday announced integration of App Clips analytics data in App Store Connect, allowing developers to study how users engage with the new iOS 14 feature.

Claiming the Australian government has agreed to amendments in its proposed media law changes, Facebook has announced that it will restore news pages in the region.