Only Apple's new fast charger will give the Series 7 an almost full charge in under an hour. Don't worry, it comes in the box.
The former president has asked a federal judge to reinstate his Twitter account while he fights his permanent ban in the courts.
The media company announced it was closing on Friday after a week of dramatic revelations.
Users with SMART Health Cards can share their vaccine status directly with United via Apple Health. The information will be deleted after their trip.
A leaker says preorders for the Apple Watch could start as early as next week.
The standards organization behind the USB protocol has released some handy dandy logos. They're helpful, but it's still confusing.
Apple said on Sunday that the 'Unlock with Apple Watch' feature might not work on some iPhone 13s. It will fix the problem in a future software update.
The company said that a list of banned customers doesn't work well if those individuals can then turn around and fly on another airline.
California officials suspect the fire, which has consumed more than 5,000 acres so far, was caused by arson. A suspect is in custody.
The agency said booster shots can be given to individuals at least six months after they receive their first 2-dose series and any time after that.
'We are doing everything in our power to identify those who leaked,' Cook wrote in an email to Apple employees.
Yearly, the amount of e-waste produced by the entire bitcoin network is comparable to that produced by a country like the Netherlands.
If anyone's keeping track, Musk previously said Starlink would probably be out of beta by the end of the summer.
The latest trend on TikTok involves students reportedly stealing everything from projectors and microscopes to plastic spoons and paper towel holders.
Tickets to view the most expensive NFT artwork ever sold, which also includes a party, begin at $150.
For real, just how much space do you respectable people need ?
CEO Marc Benioff tweeted: "Ohana if you want to move we’ll help you exit TX. Your choice."
Exposure to high amplitude vibrations in certain frequency ranges can degrade some of the phone's camera systems over time.
The feature apparently would allow you to put people whose updates you most want to see in a 'favorites' list.
The issue might end up being decided by the Florida Supreme Court.
