Apple won a ruling dismissing a lawsuit that accused the iPhone maker of illegally monopolizing the market for digital storage, causing consumers to pay more for its iCloud service.

Selfies on iCloud help capture a gang behind a series of burglaries, iPad thefts, and a UK crime spree make up this week's Apple Crime Blotter.

Tulsi Gabbard called the order, which demands Apple permit the United Kingdom backdoor access into global users’ iCloud backups, a “clear and egregious” violation of Americans’ privacy.

If iCloud calendars and contacts are not showing up in Windows, this post will help you. It could be syncing issues, incorrect settings, etc.

U.S. director of national intelligence Tulsi Gabbard calls the U.K.’s order for Apple (AAPL) to add an iCloud backdoor an “egregious” violation

Apple has won a ruling dismissing a lawsuit that accused the tech giant of illegally monopolizing the market for digital storage, causing consumers to pay more for its iCloud service, reports Reuters.

In our fast-paced digital world, your iPhone is more than just a communication device—it’s a treasure trove of memories, important documents, and countless apps that make life easier. But what happens if disaster strikes?

A Cheney man accused of possessing and distributing child sexual abuse material remains in Spokane County Jail as of Feb. 27, with bail set at $200,000. His next court hearing is scheduled for Mar. 21.

Tulsi Gabbard, the US director of national intelligence, has hit out at the UK’s demand that Apple build a “back door” in its iCloud security system, saying such a move would be an “egregious violation” of Americans’ privacy that may breach the two countries’ data agreement.

Apple removed its Advanced Data Protection feature for UK users. The extra layer of security encrypted synced iCloud content such as photos, notes, reminders,

We are pleased to hear that the American Airlines flight attendant who preyed on at least five young girls as they used the airplane bathroom has pled guilty for his depraved crimes,” an attorney for two of the girls said.