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Downloads of Twitter's app in China look to have surged amid spreading unrest but searches for news about the widespread protests overwhelmingly return spam and porn results, suggesting the communist regime may be using the social media platform to obscure dissent.

Twitter owner Elon Musk pledged to build new phones to compete with Apple and Google's devices if they try to wall his social media platform out of their app stores, escalating a competitive threat to the prominent tech titans' power posed by the billionaire tycoon.

Workers at an Apple store in Oklahoma City voted Friday evening to unionize with the Communications Workers of America, the second such store to do so.

An authentic prototype of the Apple-1 computer sold for nearly $700,000 recently at a Boston-based auction house.

Tensions between China's military and two U.S. allies increased recently as after People's Liberation Army fighter planes conducted what officials say were dangerous aerial encounters.

Apple CEO Tim Cook on Tuesday bashed federal efforts to lessen his App Store's dominance of e-commerce, saying it will leave iPhone users more vulnerable to cyberattackers.

Buyers of refurbished AirPods are having issues as some pairs of Apple's wireless headphones are staying linked to the original owner's iCloud account, even after a factory reset, Business Insider reported Wednesday.

Apple's most budget-conscious phone is getting an update, the company announced Tuesday at the company's "Peek Performance" virtual event.

Apple's most budget-conscious phone is getting an update, the company announced Tuesday at the company's "Peek Performance" virtual event.

Apple's shareholders have approved a proposal urging the iPhone maker to undergo an independent audit assessing its treatment of female and minority employees, delivering a rare rebuke to a management team that runs the world's most valuable company.