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Eric Markowitz is an award-winning journalist and the senior writer at the International Business Times. He covers technology, crime, and police. More information can be found on his website, www.Eric-Markowitz.com. → Read More
The biggest highlight: Apple's smaller smartphone boasts better battery life than its flagship iPhone 6S. → Read More
The handset announced Monday replaces the similarly sized iPhone 5S, which first went on sale in 2013, but adds features comparable to the larger iPhone 6S. → Read More
The star of the show is likely to be a 4-inch smartphone that will replace Apple's iPhone 5S, first sold in 2013. → Read More
In its latest court filing, the Justice Department maintains that the iPhone encryption case is not about all of the tech company's smartphones, just one. → Read More
As the privacy dispute between the FBI and Apple works through the courts, digital forensics firms claim hacking smartphones is their bread and butter. But the FBI has not asked them for help. → Read More
Federal Judge James Orenstein denied the Department of Justice’s request to order Apple to unlock a convict’s iPhone. → Read More
In Apple’s battle with the FBI, product sales are unlikely to suffer — even if the company loses. → Read More
Deep within Yahoo's pile of slow-growth properties is a gem that potential buyers are looking to get their hands on. → Read More
Although the FBI maintains that its order is narrowly tailored, Apple argues it would set a “dangerous precedent” for the future. → Read More
The self-balancing scooters, made by numerous vendors, have been linked to 52 fires over a 10-week period. → Read More
Both officers were hospitalized in stable condition, while the suspect was in critical condition after being shot by police. → Read More
Whatever is decided in the Apple case, the ruling could set a legal precedent for years to come. → Read More
The upcoming tablet may borrow a number of features from its bigger sibling, the 12.9-inch iPad Pro. → Read More
Apple has a $200 billion cash pile but only $15.7 billion of that is domiciled in the U.S. → Read More
The 4-inch smartphone could be Apple's way to get users of its older 4-inch devices to upgrade to a new iPhone. → Read More
The lawsuit seeks at least $5 million in damages and a software update to fix the error. → Read More
But the search giant isn't neglecting Cardboard either. The budget VR headset is expected to get new features as well. → Read More
The gadget maker could tap into emerging markets and lift its stagnating growth with its upcoming iPhone 5se, but it will face plenty of competition. → Read More
From the iPhone 6’s protruding camera to Bendgate, Apple’s biggest misses of the post-Steve Jobs era. → Read More