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Apple's Developer Conference will be held on June 22. There will be talk about iOS 14 and the new ARM-based MacBook, among other things.

Saying "Hey, Siri, I'm getting pulled over" will start a chain reaction of events on your iPhone, including recording interactions with police officers.

The prospect of seeing a foldable iPhone come along is more than exciting. But the fact that Apple is at the helm doesn't inspire me with confidence.

Apple is the subject of a class action in the United States for its "predatory practices" favoring loot boxes in App Store games.

We have come to the end of another exciting week in the world of tech. We sift through the week's events to pick our winners and losers.

After 15 years, the relationship between Intel and Apple seems to have come to an end. Apple is to announce the switch to ARM processors in June.

The global smartphone market is in crisis. A drop in sales is partly linked to COVID-19 as indicated in a study of European and French markets.

The iPhone SE, iPhone XR, and iPhone 11 have followed the iPhone 8 that was released in 2017. We analyze whether it is still worth buying an old iPhone 8.

The new MicroLED technology promises to become the standard for displays for smartphones, tablets, and even larger formats. Apple wants to be there.

A €£339 scam that nets you a 128MB USB key which preys on the gullible who thrive on the COVID-19 and 5G antenna link conspiracy theory.

The Apple iPhone 7 (Plus) will turn four in 2020. Is it still worth picking up today?

The iPhone SE sports a Home Button and a good single camera - but what else is possible with this little all-rounder? Check out the best tricks here.

The IFA 2020 is holding steady despite the health crisis, while Google is postponing the release of Pixel 4a. Here are our winners and losers of the week.

We have compiled a list of free apps for your iPad or Android tablet. Why not take advantage of them while they are still available for nothing?

According to the leaks, the iPhone 12 has a 120 Hz screen. That's nothing new, but Apple is still going to make it a killer-feature.

Apple has confirmed that its WWDC event for this year will be held on June 22, 2020, for free in the virtual realm.

Market analysts have published initial figures reflecting smartphone sales worldwide in early 2020. Never before have manufacturers sold so little.

A new star in the smartphone sky: the iPhone SE could become the most popular mobile phone in the next few years. I went hands-on with it.

In the current impasse concerning Stop COVID from Apple and Google, should countries like The UK be using contact tracing?

VanMoof proves that e-bikes don't have to cost a fortune with the launch of its new S3, whilst a bug in Apple's mail app leaves iPhones open to attack.