TIM COOK

SCOTUS officially ruled for same-sex marriage. See how major tech companies are reacting.

If you have "self-identified as a lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or other sexual or gender minority," you can participate in a large-scale medical study by downloading an iPhone app.

The ban removes Civil War games like “Ultimate General: Gettysburg” and the Hunted Cow “Civil War” games.

Carl Icahn says technology giant Apple also presents an opportunity for investors.

The grocery chain joins a small number of retailers rolling out support for Apple's mobile wallet.

Apple and Google's developer conferences reveal vastly different approaches to data and artificial intelligence.

Evidence of collaboration with the Chinese government, but does that mean a back door to encryption?

U.S. stocks traded mildly higher Tuesday, trying to snap three days of declines.

The microblogging site kicked off its new Q&A initiative with an hour-long session with the band's lead singer and bassist.

The app will help users wirelessly transfer data such as contacts and message history.

Jennifer Bailey and Susan Prescott are just the seventh and eighth women to present at an Apple keynote.

One of CEO Tim Cook's onstage jokes needed a little bit of altering to be safe for work.

Apple kicks off its 2015 Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco today with a keynote by CEO Tim Cook at 1 p.m EDT/10 a.m. PDT. Here's how to watch.

Apple's research spending lags behind other Silicon Valley giants. But does it matter?

Nearly two-thirds of retailers surveyed said they had no plans to support Apple Pay this year. Lack of customer demand is the primary reason.

The FBI has pressed for a new law that would force tech companies to give the bureau keys to their encryption technology.

Nothing comes for free, Apple's CEO said, especially if it involves your personal information.

Customers will also be able to test Apple Watches paired to a demo iPhone.

From iOS 9 to Apple TV, Apple is expected to unveil some of its latest products next week.

Two years after a partnership with stores, the world's biggest music recognition app wants its users to start "Shazaming" ads and products in real life.

The head of Apple's operations amped up speculation about his company's automotive ambitions, answering a question about what it should do with its $194B cash hoard.