Pegasus iPhone spyware is now a tool of war

Researchers claim that at least a dozen victims in Armenia were targeted with Pegasus in the first recorded use of the iPhone spyware in a military conflict.

A secret Swiss lab may be driving all of Apple's future products

A so-called "Zurich Vision Lab" is now believed to be the clandestine home to an enormous range of Apple research projects, and may be key to the Apple Car, the AR Headset, and the future of Siri.

Apple Music Guides: how to use them to find concerts, shows, and more

Recent updates to Apple's various OS versions include some cool music-oriented features in both Maps and Apple Music, but they are strangely hard to find. Here's how to use them to find concerts, set lists, and venues to see your favorite artists.

Biden administration: Apple & Broadcom should quit stalling and pay Caltech $1.1 billion in damages

Following Apple and Broadcom's $1.1 billion combined loss in court, the US Solicitor General has asked the Supreme Court to block the pair's attempt to invalidate Caltech's patents at the core of the suit.

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Apple's 16-inch MacBook Pro with 32GB RAM drops to record low $1,959, plus save $80 on AppleCare

AppleInsider readers can snap up the lowest price on record on Apple's MacBook Pro 16-inch with an M1 Pro chip and 32GB of memory. Along with a $939 discount off retail on the laptop itself, optional AppleCare is $80 off with promo code.

Mac gaming staple 'Marathon' is being resurrected by Bungie and Sony

"Marathon" was originally released on Apple Macintosh in 1994, and on Wednesday, Bungie revealed that it's coming back to PS5 as a spiritual reboot.

Minnesota passes a right to repair bill that actually matters

The right to repair the devices consumers own is a touchy subject, but for fans of the idea in Minnesota, there's good news.