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  Apple is working on display technology that could bring a stereoscopic viewing experience to head-worn, mixed-reality devices like "Apple Glass." The company is rumored to be working on at least two head-worn devices, including an Apple AR headset that could connect to an iPhone and a visor-like device aimed at virtual reality experiences. In a trio of patent applications published Thursday by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, Apple lays out a way to provide stereoscopic, or three-dimen...

Smartphone shipments in China are experiencing a worse-than-seasonal decline despite starting 2021 off strong, according to investment bank JP Morgan.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission this week targeted both Apple and Google in a probe into choice and competition issues related to internet search and preinstalled web browsers.

Following reportedly unsuccessful talks with existing car manufacturers, Apple may be considering using existing suppliers, such as Foxconn, for the production of the "Apple Car."

Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), who was recently installed as chair of the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Competition Policy, Antitrust, and Consumer Rights, on Wednesday said she plans to investigate tech-related topics including app stores.

Developers worldwide say that parcel companies refuse to collect some Developer Transition Kits, but accept others, and at times demand their return from the wrong address.

  Apple CEO Tim Cook has tweeted about the "resilience, courage and strength" of the Japanese a decade on from 2011s earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear crisis. At 12:46 a.m. Eastern, on Thursday March 11, Tim Cook marked the tenth anniversary of the eastern Japan earthquake, tweeting that Apple wants to "honor the lives lost." As he did so, people in Fukushima, Iwate and Miyagi were holding a moments silence, mourning the more than 15,000 lives lost in the region. Ten years after the devastating...

There is no available stock of Apple's Space Gray HomePod internationally, but given the last year, it probably doesn't mean much — if anything at all.

Apple iPhone production partner Wistron has resumed manufacturing at its Narasapura, India facility after a riot in December had forced the factory to close.

  Apple is investigating how an "Apple Ring" could interpret the wearers gestures, or provide extra functionality to other devices such as the Apple Pencil. Apple is really keen that your devices know exactly — exactly — where you are. The company is increasingly using Ultra Wideband (UWB) to help iPhones locate each other, and its previously looked at how self-mixing interferometry (SMI) sensors can detect people. Now theres "Self-Mixing Interferometry-Based Gesture Input System Includi...