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Now that 2024 has arrived, the Competition and Markets Authority that will be responsible for big tech antitrust decisions in the UK has made it clear that when it is fully empowered it will immediately launch several investigations against US big tech.

New York was the first US state to pass a Right to Repair bill, which is now law, but it's so weak and watered down, it is effectively worthless for consumers.

Customers hoping to get one of the few Apple Vision Pro units at launch will have to jump through a few hoops first, including a face scan.

CES is still underway, and we've been to a lot of events and spent time scouring the show floor. Here's a roundup of some of our favorite gear for Apple users that we've seen in presentations and behind closed-doors.

As Al Gore and James Bell reach the Apple Board of Directors retirement age of 75, Dr. Wanda Austin joins the board.

Apple CEO Tim Cook took home $63.2 million for fiscal year 2023, dropping from $99.4 million the previous year, although it was at his own request.

It wouldn't be CES if there weren't companies on the show floor overcomplicating basic human needs or scaring us with freakish robots. Here's what is weird at CES 2024.

The Find My items limit has increased from 16 to 32 as of iOS 16, confirmed by a recently updated support document.

Not to be outdone by other retailers, B&H Photo returns to adding huge discounts to several popular Apple computers during the final day of CES 2024 with savings of up to $1,700.

As the time for preordering Apple Vision Pro gets ever closer, one AppleInsider podcast host has decided to go for it — and the other wishes he were in the right country to try it out.