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Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth talks to CNET about the upcoming Quest 3 headset, how AI assistants on glasses could change, whats up with eye tracking and wheres Beat Saber for mixed reality.

Apple’s new Action Button on the iPhone 15 Pro is causing a lot of havoc for third-party case makers who expected a ringer switch.

Qualcomm claimed it will provide Apple with 5G modems for iPhones and iPads until 2026, despite claims of Apple's own modem.

Qualcomm claimed it will provide Apple with 5G modems for iPhones and iPads until 2026, despite claims of Apple's own modem.

Google Introduces Unknown Tracker Alerts to Enhance User Safety Google today will begin to roll out a new safety feature, known as unknown tracker alerts.

Airdrop, Nearby Share and other tools like Snapdrop provide the ability to quickly and wirelessly send pictures, videos or data files between devices.

Airdrop is Apple’s top method to exchange files between devices and can’t be used to send files directly to Android, but there are options.

A US federal judge junked the lawsuit against Apple, which involves using racially diverse emojis. Apple has won a lawsuit that accused it of copyright infringement of racially diverse emojis in the platform.

Encore un rebondissement dans l’affaire qui oppose Apple à Corellium : selon Reuters, la firme de Cupertino a décidé de faire appel alors qu’elle signait un accord avec le service de virtualisation d’appareils iOS il y a tout juste une semaine. Cette décision intervient aussi très peu de temps après que Corellium a annoncé son programme de chasse aux failles de sécurité qui

Mesa’s claim on the unofficial title “Data Center Alley” just got stronger with a boost from a $1 billion project. At its May 17 meeting, Mesa City Council approved a development agreement for a company that plans to build a data center on Elliot and Ellsworth roads in the northwest corner of Eastmark. A mystery company will invest “north of $800 million — well north of $800 million,” according to Mayor John Giles. Though one council member vehemently spoke out aga...