The Latest Breaking News from Apple

The “right to repair” movement has gained significant momentum, pushing back against manufacturers that intentionally design products to be disposable. Despite this, many of today’s most popular tech items remain effectively unrepairable for the average consumer or even for professional technicians. Companies use tactics like gluing components together, using proprietary…

A deep dive into why the U.S. government is backing rare earth mining; plus, the tiny companies flying under the radar.

Amazon makes shopping incredibly convenient, but not every purchase is a smart buy for your budget. In a video interview, Rachel Cruze, spoke about products to avoid.

In the world of technology, innovation and disruption often go hand-in-hand with regulatory battles. Some of the most powerful CEOs in tech have found themselves at odds with governments, financial watchdogs, or even their own users—facing hefty fines for everything from data misuse to market manipulation. But what’s striking is…

If real, they point to the first substantial iPhone design change since 2019

Samsung will supposedly borrow a crease-busting feature that’s coming to the foldable iPhone.

Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky believes “founder mode” is still an essential strategy for corporate survival.

After posting a record $30 billion revenue in Q2 2025, TSMC announced plans to build at least 15 new fabs worldwide.

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) has filed a lawsuit against YouTuber Jon Prosser and collaborator Michael Ramacciotti, alleging they misappropriated trade secrets tied to the unreleased iOS 26 by secretly accessing a confidential development iPhone.