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The European Commission seems to have walked back on comments that Apple and Google were offering vaccine passport solutions to the World Health Organization.
A new WSJ report says that employees at big tech firms including Apple made up the top source of contributions to Joe Biden's presidential campaign.
The Apple Watch Series 6 is being used in a new medical study about heart failure.
Manchester United star Marcus Rashford has appeared on the cover of 'Time' magazine for March in a stunning 'Shot on iPhone' cover.
A report says Congressional Democrats have begun discussions on ways to "crack down on Big Tech", including the spread of disinformation and the abuse of market power.
The bill, which was publicly supported by Epic Games, was voted down on Tuesday by the state Senate.
Facebook says it is going to start testing reducing the amount of political content on people's News Feeds starting this week.
The Apple CEO stressed the importance of Dreamers, saying that they play a pivotal role in the American workforce and should stay protected.
The Indian government has notified Chinese apps including TikTok and PUBG that bans enacted in 2020 will be continued.
Tim Cook has been invited to an EU hearing on the power of U.S. tech giants on February 1, alongside Jeff Bezos, Sundar Pichai, and Mark Zuckerberg.
Don't Shoot Portland, a "nonprofit that advocates for accountability," has announced that they will preserve the mural.
Sensor Tower says news apps like CNN saw installs rise 170 percent in the run-up to the Presidential Inauguration.
The colors on the new watch face are based on the Pan-African flag and change throughout the day according to your movement.
According to President Trump's final financial disclosure report, Tim Cook gifted Trump the first Mac pro built at Apple's factory in Texas.
The Apple CEO specifically expressed appreciation for the President's extension of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
The app, Coronavirus Reporter, was reportedly built by healthcare and computer science experts who wanted to collect data in real-time.
The event, which is new for the Apple Watch, will challenge participants to close their Move ring seven days in a row between February 1 and 28.
To kick off the second challenge in the program, Bernice King recorded a special message that talks about the importance of nonviolence.
