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Apple released iOS 11 on Tuesday, the next major update for the iPhone and iPad. Here's how to install it. » Read More
By: Todd Haselton
IOS 11 is loaded with new features, here's how to use Control Center, one of the biggest changes. » Read More |
By: David Faber
T-Mobile and Sprint are in active talks about a merger, CNBC has learned. » Read More |
iOS 11 is rolling out on Tuesday and Siri has been revamped, though not as aggressively as in the past. Here's what's going on. » Read More |
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The photo highlights Apple's "portrait mode," which creates the depth-of-field effect in the photo.
JPMorgan shares its top software sector picks with the greatest profit margin expansion potential.
Google is reportedly gearing up to launch a smaller Google Home Mini, which surfaced on a blog on Tuesday.
Tech investors are seeking out semiconductor start-ups to profit off the expected boom in artificial intelligence.
Entrepreneurs and venture capitalists filed suit in federal court protesting the delay of the Obama-era International Entrepreneur Rule.
Google's next phone may have a really interesting feature.
Twitter said that it is weeding out accounts used for the "promotion of terrorism" rather than responding to government requests to close them down.
Actor Jamie Foxx joins the bandwagon to promote an ICO, but investors aren't too thrilled.
Conditions may soon be right for Facebook to break into China, and the social media giant is already taking steps to do so, Mizuho said.
Crowdfunding platform Rabble wants to bring real estate development investing to the masses.
Věra Jourová, an EU commissioner, is paying American tech companies in the Valley a visit.
Here's what reviewers are saying about the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus.
T-Mobile shares rallied nearly 5 percent Tuesday on merger talks, and one options trader is cashing in on a possible deal.
Uber is suing mobile marketing agency Fetch for allegedly spending its advertising budget on ads that couldn't be seen or didn't exist.
The CEO touted Apple's ability to offer widespread access to the previously limited technology.
Vineet Jain, CEO of cloud startup Egnyte, is opening offices outside of Silicon Valley as hiring 'entitled' workers here gets tougher.
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