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- After long, curious absence, Google Calendar arrives on iOS
Depend on Gmail but use an iPhone? On Wednesday, Google made it possible for its digital ecosystem to live almost entirely on the iPhone with the introduction of Google Calendar for iOS.
- Apple blames iTunes outage on DNS error. What does that mean?
Apple's online stores are experiencing extended outages worldwide. So what exactly is going on?
- Does the Xiaomi Mi4 LTE come preinstalled with malware? (+update)
According mobile security company Bluebox, it appears Xiaomi's Mi4 LTE comes preinstalled with 'shady' apps that leave the phone vulnerable.
- Apple's forward-looking USB-C port inspires joy, frustration
Apple's new MacBook all-in-one USB-C port is innovative, streamlined, and sending fans into hysterics, as usual.
- Why Facebook changed the 'feeling fat' emoji
After over 16,000 people signed a petition to remove the 'feeling fat' emoji on the grounds that fat is not an emotion, Facebook changed the name to 'feeling stuffed.'
- After negative press, Uber promises 1 million new female drivers by 2020
Uber announced it is partnering with UN Women to increase the diversity of its staff.
- CIA spent the last decade attempting to break into iPhones: report
CIA efforts began a year before the iPhone was released, according to The Intercept, citing documents released by whistleblower Edward Snowden.
- Turkey asks Microsoft to edit, not ban, Minecraft. Why?
Turkey denies media reports that the government wants to ban Minecraft. But it would like Microsoft to remove some violent elements in the online game.
- Wikimedia sues NSA over mass surveillance
Documents leaked by Edward Snowden may give the groups a leg up after a failed lawsuit in 2013.
- Apple devotes $50 million to improving diversity in tech industry
A day after announcing final details of its much-awaited Apple Watch, the tech company said it will donate more than $50 million to non-profits in an effort to increase the number of women, minorities, and veterans in the tech industry.
- How does the $10,000 Apple Watch compare to other luxury watches?
And how does the $350 Apple Watch compare to other smart watches?
- Why is Turkey weighing a ban on Minecraft?
Turkey's social affairs ministry wants to ban the popular open-world game for being 'too violent.'
- Do smart phone sizes make a big difference?
As consumers increasingly rely on mobile devices for everyday tasks, there has been an explosion of phablets and larger screens. But how big is too big?
- Why Tim Cook thinks the Apple Watch is worth $349 to $17,000
At Monday's 'Spring Forward' event, Apple unveiled its much-anticipated the Apple Watch.
- Microsoft hauls Kyocera to court in latest Android suit
In the latest installment of the patent wars, Microsoft is suing Kyocera over allegedly violating patents relating to everything from battery life to text messaging.
- Apple reveals 'reinvented' new MacBook
The MacBook got a makeover, complete with a slimmed body, quick processors, better battery life, and a Retina display. Oh, did we mention it comes in gold?
- HBO Now debuts at $14.99 per month, no cable subscription required
HBO Now will let users stream HBO shows and movies without a cable subscription. The service costs $14.99 per month and will launch exclusively on Apple TV.
- Apple replaces AT&T in Dow Jones industrial average
On Friday, the manager of the Dow Jones industrial average index announced that Apple will be taking AT&T's spot on March 19.
- Are ISIS hackers really targeting small businesses?
A number of unrelated small businesses and other organizations in North America have had their websites hacked to display ISIS slogans and images. Do the perpetrators actually pose a threat?
- When is the Apple Watch event today?
Find out when and where you can stream the Apple Watch announcement today, plus what is likely in store.