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South Korean carmaker Hyundai and affiliate Kia have declared they are no longer in negotiations with Apple to manufacture the rumored Apple Car.

  For those who want to keep their devices charged and protected on the go, Pitaka brought two tough-as-nails accessories to the table — the Air Omni Lite charging station and the EZmag Case for the iPad Air and iPad Pro. Both of the devices being examined today are covered in aramid — a tough synthetic material used in everything from military body armor to sporting goods like hockey sticks. Most people are familiar with at least one type of aramid — Kevlar — which is known for be...

China has implemented new rules with the aim of restricting the activities of the country's major tech companies, anti-monopoly guidelines that could potentially benefit Apple.

Investment bank Wedbush expects Apple to announce an electric vehicle partnership for the "Apple Car" in the first half of 2021 — and VW or Hyundai are reportedly the top two choices.

Apple has ordered Jane,' an environmentally-focused children's show for Apple TV+, executive produced by the Jane Goodall Institute.

A trio of Democratic Senators have unveiled a new bill dubbed the Safe Tech Act that would fundamentally change Section 230 and could make internet companies with any monetization at all liable for user-generated content.

Health authorities in Australia have approved the irregular rhythm notification feature of Apple Watch, which prompts users to use the ECG function when needed.

Apple is going to great lengths to prevent any delays in customers receiving orders during the COVID-19 pandemic, with a new report claiming that its financial might makes it able to do it better than smaller rivals.

On the latest episode of the HomeKit Insider Podcast, your hosts talk about iOS 14.5 and HomeKit, new app updates and beta firmware for the Nanoleaf Essentials line, Andrew's ongoing pantry project, and Stephen's missing HomeKit parental controls.

  Apples Dan Riccio is reportedly now overseeing the companys team developing augmented and virtual reality headset after leaving his position of hardware engineering chief. In January, Apple announced that Riccio would shift to the role of vice president of engineering as he oversaw a "new project" at Apple. Although the company didnt specify, Bloombergreports that the new project is Apple AR and VR projects. According to the report, Apples work on a high-end VR headset device has faced deve...