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Apple has released the third developer beta for watchOS 7.4, just a couple of days after the iOS and macOS betas were released.

Microsoft has disclosed evidence that "Hafnium," a new Chinese hacking group, has been targeting US servers running Microsoft's email system.

Future versions of Google Chrome will stop supporting ad-tracking cookies, and instead, the company will implement privacy features in the browser similar to Apple's iOS 14 plans.

  Arizona lawmakers have narrowly advanced a bill that could force Apple and Google App Stores — but not video game console sellers — to allow third-party payment systems on their app stores. The Arizona House of Representatives on Tuesday voted 31-29 to pass the legislation, an amendment to the existing House Bill 2005. Its now slated for a vote before Arizonas Senate. The HB2005 amendment bars companies whose downloads in Arizona exceed 1 million from requiring specific in-app payment ...

Brave aims to provide users with an alternative to data-harvesting search engines with its upcoming tracker-free search engine, Brave Search.

Apple has made the third public betas of macOS Big Sur 11.3, iOS 14.5, and iPadOS 14.5 available for download.

  HoverBar Duo is a new articulating arm from Twelve South that is able to hold either an iPad or an iPhone at a variety of different positions with both a desk stand and clip included. This adjustable stand was designed to allow users to do more. They can take a FaceTime call with the camera at eye-level, hover an iPad in the kitchen while cooking, or elevate your iPad Pro as a higher monitor while working. Twelve South bundles both a weighted stand to sit atop your counter, desk, or nightsta...

Australian health regulators have officially approved the use of the ECG function in Apple Watch, meaning users in the region may soon see the feature enabled.

Apple smartphone share in China continues to grow due to high iPhone 12 demand, with Morgan Stanley expecting a strong March quarter on the strength of January sales.

Apple may introduce sensor-shift optical image stabilization to the ultra-wide angle lenses in the "iPhone 13 Pro" lineup later in 2021, supply chain sources claim.