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Drone flyover reveals Apple's 'spaceship' is coming together nicely
This drone got a great look at Apple's new "spaceship" campus.
By Raymond Wong
Apple's new iPad Pro teardown proves it's tightly packed and hard to repair
It's very tightly packed.
Siri wants to be the biggest baseball geek in the world
Eat your heart out, stats lovers.
By Kellen Beck
Steve Wozniak says today's Silicon Valley cares too much about money
Mashable sits down with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak.
By Patrick Kulp and Karissa Bell
13 apps that support and empower the autistic community
"Smartphones have opened a door to a whole new world for our community.”
By Katie Dupere
Apple's new short film starring autistic teen shows how tech transforms lives
"The iPad allows me to be seen."
By Katie Dupere
Siri now responds appropriately to sexual assaults
Siri now suggests reaching out for help.
By Kellen Beck
Here are three great things that launched around April 1 and improved everyone's life
Sometimes -- just sometimes -- real stuff happens on April 1.
Here's why Apple is flying a pirate flag to celebrate its 40th anniversary
As Apple turns 40, the company shows it is in touch with its roots.
Taylor Swift falls on her face for new Apple ad
Taylor wasn't Swift enough in Apple's latest ad.
Apple releases iOS 9.3.1 update to fix bug that caused iPhones to freeze up
A fix is here to fix the freezing.
By Raymond Wong
North Carolina faces massive backlash after anti-LGBT law
North Carolina is facing an ever-growing wave of backlash.
Here's what would happen if the FBI tried to hack an Android phone
We attempted to replicate what the FBI had wanted to do on an Android phone and found some useful results.
By William Enck & Adwait Nadkarni
Apple is working on a fix for iOS 9.3 link crashing bug
Apple's iOS 9.3 turned out to be quite a buggy update.
It's way too early to talk about the next iPhone
We're not even four months into 2016, can we stop with the iPhone 7S rumors already?
Who can hack an iPhone for the FBI? Clues point to Cellebrite in Israel.
All eyes are on Israeli cybersecurity company Cellebrite, whose past connections and recent movements suggest it may be the FBI's white knight.
By Uri Blau
Samsung and Apple have traded places, and the Chinese are next in line
It's been a long time coming.
Apple jumps into original content with a show about apps
Apple's show will be about app culture.
By Saba Hamedy
Apple's iPhone SE and 9.7-inch iPad Pro are now up for pre-order
The devices will arrive in stores on March 31.
Apple brags about its environmental progress, but the truth is it still has work to do
Apple is trying to be more sustainable. But by constantly rolling out new products, it's contributing to a consumerism that may be difficult to neutralize from a carbon standpoint.
Apple finally ran out of ways to resell us the same product
If you feel like you've seen it all before, you're not alone. There is now a touchscreen device in every size Apple can possibly sell.
By Chris Taylor
What if Apple called this keynote event just to hang out with everyone?
Guys, maybe Apple doesn't have a new phone and just wants to hang out.
