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Former NSA general counsel Stewart Baker had some interesting thoughts on current U.S. technology companies, specifically their choices to encrypt.
Apple reported their quarterly earnings today, crushing estimates in nearly all categories but especially in revenue and iPhone and Mac sales.
Apple announced an updated line of iPads, new OS X Yosemite and new Macs.
One of the biggest pieces of business tech news on Monday was the surprise bankruptcy of sapphire display supplier GT Advanced.
Topped by Apple and Google, the tech world once again dominated Interbrand's 'Best Global Brands' rankings.
Despite being around four years old now, enthusiastic but impatient Finns showed up at stores today to buy an iPhone 4 for €99.90.
In a shocking move, Apple has pulled their latest iOS update, as tens of thousands of downloaders were experiencing a wide range of issues.
Apple was quick to deny a report that it was preparing to shut down its newly acquired Beats Music service.
Android L will be fully encrypted by default, says Google, part of smartphone makers ongoing efforts to thwart snooping from the NSA, police or other government agencies.
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Earlier today, TechCrunch reported on Square's recent $100 million raise, at a $6 billion valuation that firmly places the mobile payment service as one of the hottest tech startups in the world.
As expected, Apple has shown off two new iPhone models, claiming they are the biggest advancement in the iPhone line so far.
Internally, Apple executives had discussed selling the new iTime smartwatch for $399, a price that would be significantly higher than existing watches.
Earlier this week, Apple sent out invites for their biggest event in years, in which the company will unveil the iPhone 6.
According to a new trusted report, Apple will unveil their next iPhone on September 9th.
Apple has received European clearance for its $3 billion acquisition of premium headphone maker Beats Electronics.
Apple has conditionally agreed to pay $450 million to settle claims that it fixed e-book prices in conspiracy with the major book publishers.
The deal is groundbreaking in that two giants have teamed up their resources to make industry specific apps that work flawlessly for iOS and include Apple's AppleCare support into the future.
Last night, tech giants Apple and IBM announced a partnership in which IBM will build enterprise applications for the iPhone and iPad as the companies aim to entirely control the business market for mobiles.
There have been multiple reports in the past month suggesting that Apple is preparing to start production on its much-awaited iWatch smartwatch in September.
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