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Apps secretly gathering personal data
Security analysts have found that at least 256 apps in the iOS App store are secretly gathering iPhone owners' email addresses, unique serial numbers and other personally identifying information that....
Security analysts have found that at least 256 apps in the iOS App store are secretly gathering iPhone owners' email addresses, unique serial numbers and other personally identifying information that....
My Diet Coach is handy if you're keen to track your progress, count calories and keep motivated, you only have to reach for your smartphone, writes Jamie Morton.
Across the board, everybody was obsessed with their smartphones: More than 40 per cent said their phone contained "everything they need to know".
The big difference between Jobs and Cook is that Cook isn't wedded to a higher vision - he seems able to hear what customers are asking for, and make those products available.
Don't knock Apple for offering up a bunch of new products that look a lot like its old ones. What the company is doing might be smarter than meets the eye.
A very long question about the intricacies of President Barack Obama's Iran policy proved too much for Siri during a White House press briefing yesterday.
Apple surprised pretty much nobody with this week's new product launch, writes Juha Saarinen. The iPad Pro is the most intriguing new device though.
Struggling artists and authors with writer's block may soon be offered help from an imagination app.
A glitch means some phones are automatically turning text messages that contain emoticons, or emojis, into a pricier multimedia text message.
A Detroit man has offered to sell his house for an iPhone 6, in a swap that speaks volumes about the mixed fortunes of America.
Customers who pre-ordered Apple's latest model iPhone are angry at being kept waiting - and one says he was offered a Samsung Galaxy as an alternative.
It's here. The iPhone 6 and 6+ was officially released in New Zealand this morning at 12.01am - and some very keen fans queued for hours to make sure they were ready.
Long lines of shoppers greeted the debut of the latest iPhones around the world as Kiwi iPhone fans count down the days for their chance.
A Facebook marketing bungle sees Joan Rivers endorse iPhone 6 from beyond the grave.
He may have been dubbed "the master evangelist of the digital age", but even the late Steve Jobs worried about the effect technology has on children.
The new kid on the block in wearable technology has been unveiled to the world, but tech geeks here wanting a piece of the action will have to wait.
Long-awaited Apple Watch heralds company's first foray into the style arena. We try it on for size.
The iPhone 6 and 6 Plus v the outgoing iPhone 5s: We list the differences that matter.
Young kids who use an iPad or other touch-screen device can get the same benefits as physical play, new research indicates - although the type of virtual activity is crucial.
A smartphone application to help consumers make healthy food choices has been snapped up, with 30,000 downloads since its launch in August.
Apple has unveiled two new iPhones this morning - the top-of-the-line 5S and the 5C which could retail for as low as US$99.
Kiwis eagerly awaiting today's iPhone announcement may see a low-cost version of the popular device, says a telco expert.
A new smartphone application, designed to help consumers choose healthy food options, has been given the thumbs up by health experts and consumers.
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