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Apple's current CEO denounced a court order requiring the tech giant to help authorities search an iPhone used by one of the attackers who killed 14 people in San Bernardino, Calif., last year.

The four-digit pin code to a terrorist's iPhone 5C has become the flashpoint for a long-simmering conflict.

The order involves the iPhone 5C that belonged to San Bernardino shooter Syed Rizwaan Farook.

The digital news outlet will offers users a reading experience similar to a text-message conversation. It's the latest in a string of startups and tech companies that are emulating the most basic digital communication format.

The move could bolster the 100 million hours of video users already consume daily on Facebook.

The report came from court transcripts related to a copyright lawsuit filed by Oracle Corp.

Apple just bought Emotient, a San Diego-based artificial intelligence startup.

Supply chain sources confirmed the move, which could eventually make current wired headphones obsolete.

Parenting is hard. Leave it to an algorithm.

Hell hath no fury like a newlywed deprived of his iPhone vacay pics.

There are plenty of other phone-compatible VR headsets out there, but most of them are still pretty clunky.

The rumors are true. The social-media giant is indeed toying with ways for people to buy and sell items on its iOS app.

We have proof on video.

The company says that complying with the request will 'threaten the trust between Apple and its customers and substantially tarnish the brand.'

The company told a U.S. judge that it strengthened encryption methods and could only access data on 10 percent of its devices using an older operating system.

Step-by-step directions on how to free up enough space to upgrade to iOS 9.

Apple sold more than the 13 million phones it expected to sell.

The hunt is on. Where to get your hands on Apple's newest smartphones today, maybe even if you didn't pre-order.

The arrival of Pope Francis in the Big Apple could put a damper on the other big Apple's iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus launch.

The Apple CEO talked Siri, Steve Jobs movies and, of course, the iPhone 6S with the new 'Late Night' host. Then it got deep.

There's a new way to make sure you always have the latest iPhone. Here's how it works.