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Apple can't find out how the FBI broke into the San Bernardino shooter's iPhone 5C.

Spotify makes a deal with the devil for $1 billion in debt, so that it can attempt to fight Apple.

Epic Games' Tim Sweeney directly challenges Oculus' 'open' storefront, claiming that it's anything but.

By simply tweaking a setting, Oculus Rift owners will be able to play games that aren't included on the headset's official storefront.

The iPhone 5C that the San Bernardino shooter had, has been broken into by the FBI without Apple's help.

The iPhone SE is super popular in China, with over 3.4 million pre-orders.

Redbox trying its hand at digital again, sources say, could be final attempt for struggling company.

The next-gen iPhone will reportedly feature an AMOLED display and iPhone 4-like design.

iOS 9.3 update causing issues for those on older iPhones and iPads, workarounds available while fix is being developed.

Imagination Tech showed off its Ray Tracing Wizard GPU at GDC 2016. They have big plans with their new hybrid rendering tech. We discuss it here.

Pebble is having a hard time, with money being 'pretty tight', so it lays off 25% of its workforce.

Apple brings back the 4-inch iPhone SE, packing it full of top-end hardware for the smaller phone enthusiast.

Apple just unveiled their newest member to the iPad Pro line, a 9.7-inch tablet with the exact same specs as the 12.9-inch Pro.

Thecus steps up and offers one of their Intel Celeron-powered N2810 NAS for one lucky winner!

Sonic the Hedgehog is finally making a long-awaited appearance on the Apple TV, with the first game out now and others following soon.

Apple Watch alerts man to heart attack, ambulance called and second, likely fatal heart attack prevented.

Thousands of DJ remixes, mixes arrive on Apple Music, coming to other services in time.

Bank of Korea aiming for cashless society within four years, stats support it.

Apple is hosting an event on the 21st of March that could mark the release of new devices and even new software versions.

eBay data states that Australians have a collective $4.8bn of unused phones laying around.

Amazon changes course, will restore local encryption to Fire OS 5 soon.

Mac user? Ransomware could become a larger threat in the future, with the first instance popping up.

After filing amicus brief supporting Apple's defense of encryption, it's discovered Amazon has removed local encryption support from Fire OS 5.

Microsoft, Facebook, Amazon, Google, and more tech companies file briefing in support of Apple's stance on encryption.

Do you own a Mac? Sorry, it's not fast enough to handle VR gaming, says Oculus founder Palmer Luckey.

An OLED display in an iPhone? Yeah, it's reportedly going to be unveiled in 2017.

Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter speaks out for right to encryption at RSA 2016 security conference.

@AppleSupport is now online to help you with all your Apple needs, boasts 70,000 followers and counting.

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt now directly tied to government with new advisory position.

17 tech companies file amicus brief in support of Apple's stance on encryption, including Twitter and Reddit.

Android Auto comes to select Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, and Cadillac cars in new update.

Samsung Pay expands with support for Wells Fargo card portfolio.

US magistrate judge in New York rules Apple cannot be forced to unlock iPhone for drug case, boding well for bigger San Bernardino terrorism case.

"I don't want people to dislike me. I'm indifferent to whether they dislike me."

Samsung appeal in Apple patent dispute results in victory, judges unanimous.

Microsoft to file amicus brief in support of Apple's fight for encryption, Facebook, Google, and Twitter rumored to be in on it too.

Foxconn discovers concerning financial details admist Sharp acquisition, puts deal on hold.

Sources say Apple developing more intense iPhone security measures in light of potential government win in encryption war.

Joining Facebook, Google, Twitter, and Apple, Microsoft puts public support behind smartphone encryption.

FBI ordered attacker's phone in Bernardino case have password reset, thus preventing it from retrieving desired data.

Facebook weighs in on smartphone encryption debate, joining Google, Apple, and Twitter.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai publicly supports Apple's stance on public's right to data encryption.

Breaks and marketing decisions are why India's new $4 smartphone is so cheap, company says.

Apple pens open letter to customers regarding encryption, explains why it opposes government order so aggressively.

Apple Pay is said to be launching in China extremely soon with others predicting French and Canadian releases before the end of 2016.

YouTuber Tom Scott explains why your iPhone is bricked when you set its date to 1970.