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While generally quite reliable, Apple's Universal Clipboard can sometimes stop working for no apparent reason. Here's how to fix it and get back your cross-device productivity.

Apple's Ferret LLM could help allow Siri to understand the layout of apps in an iPhone display, potentially increasing the capabilities of Apple's digital assistant.

Lawyers for a Texas patent litigation outfit have convinced jurors in Marshall, Texas, that Nokia infringed one of three telecom patents that were issued nearly two decades ago to a now-bankrupt Israeli tech company, but were stuck with a verdict that found claims in that patent as well as another are invalid.

Kingston Freeport Terminal Limited (KFTL) has invested US$50 million in cutting-edge technology and major equipment to strengthen its commitment to excellence, safety, and sustainability. KFTL will acquire two ship-to-shore cranes, expected by late...

Tesla was prepared to contest claims of wrongful death related to its Autopilot system in court but has chosen to settle the case instead.

From DION HENRICK in Cape TownWestern Cape BureauCAPE TOWN, (CAJ News) - A GLOBAL leader in hospitality technology, Profitroom, has partnered HotelTime Solutions, an independent software developer, to venture into the African market. Through this partnership, both companies pledged to combine their expertise and resources to revolutionise the hospitality industry. Both organisations pledged to introduce

Working to promote the Apple Vision Pro as a business tool instead of solely an entertainment one, Apple has highlighted half a dozen firms from Porsche to Microsoft, who have incorporated the headset into their work.

Almost the whole town near Dublin has agreed to withhold phones from their children, until at least age 12, meaning that the vast majority of the areas 3,500 primary school pupils are phone-free.

Pegatron is reportedly nearing a deal to sell the Tata Group a controlling stake in its iPhone facility in Tamil Nadu, India.

The iPhone still wins teenagers' popularity contests, with a survey determining Apple's smartphone is at near record highs for both ownership and the intention to purchase by the group.