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Celeb hacking: Is your data really safe?
New Zealanders are being warned to store their smartphone pictures securely after a hacker raided celebrities' online "cloud" storage for intimate snaps.
New Zealanders are being warned to store their smartphone pictures securely after a hacker raided celebrities' online "cloud" storage for intimate snaps.
Apple is preparing to manufacture the company's largest-ever iPad, one that will feature a 12.9 inch screen, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
The Chinese government won't buy Apple products, meaning the apps IBM is building for iPads may face hurdles in the Chinese corporate market.
Our growing ability to access on-demand entertainment is all well and good, writes Greg Dixon, but what we really need is more time.
Apple and Samsung have agreed to drop all litigation outside the US, but are continuing to pursue the existing cases in US courts.
Samsung, the global leader in mobile-phone sales, is being outflanked in the key markets of China and India by newcomers, Xiaomi and Micromax, catering to domestic tastes.
Amazon.com CEO Jeff Bezos wants control of the smartphone home screen so he can put more of the firm's services in front of consumers.
Hotel Tonight is an app that tells you what hotels have rooms available close to you. While it sounds simple, there's far more to it.
There's a whole world of products out there, but Google and Apple are behind a lot of the ones we choose between every day. Neither company is happy about that fragmentation. They want everyone to use all of their products.
Apple's pitch to developers at its annual conference this week shows how CEO Tim Cook is ramping up efforts to keep programmers from switching loyalties to Google and others.
Wearables, Cceaper streaming subscriptions and remotely controlled home electronics are the changes consumers are likely to see as Apple buys Beats Electronics.
Musicians are worried that Apple's push into streaming music will pay far less in royalties and will turn music buyers into music listeners.
A couple of years ago I talked about Judit Klein, a very clever student following the Creative Technologies course at AUT. Judit had won a scholarship to visit Apple's famed annual Worldwide Developers' Conference.
Apple and Google have declared a cease-fire in their intellectual-property wars.