Disney has revealed it no longer plans to update “Disney Infinity 3.0” for Apple TV, meaning new content and compatibility with new figurines will arrive only on competing platforms.

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A trio of Apple inventions published Thursday detail advanced strap designs with embedded electronic devices that connect via Apple Watch’s diagnostics port, suggesting the wearable might soon support wireless charging battery packs and more.

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As scheduled, customers who purchased Apple’s 9.7-inch iPad Pro last week began to receive shipments on Thursday local time, with pictures of the new tablet now flooding social media outlets.

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The Federal Bureau of Investigation on Wednesday agreed to assist prosecutors in unlocking an iPhone 6 and iPod linked to an Arkansas murder trial, but whether the agency is is leveraging its newfound iPhone exploit is unclear. in cases beyond San Bernardino.

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The first teardown of Apple’s iPhone SE was posted to the Web on Wednesday, and as expected the handset’s logic board is an amalgamation of parts mostly borrowed from iPhone 5s and iPhone 6/6s, with a few new chips thrown in to keep the platform fresh.

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Microsoft on Wednesday launched “Bots” for Skype, allowing people to search for information and content through the app’s messaging functions.

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It’s been a big week for virtual and augmented reality technology, thanks to the newly shipping Oculus Rift, the debut of a Google Cardboard development kit for iOS, and initial availability of developer hardware for Microsoft HoloLens.

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In spite of some publicized glitches, including an activation bug that affected older devices, iOS 9.3 is Apple’s “most stable new release in years,” an app analytics firm said on Wednesday.

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Apple’s annual Supplier Responsibility Report reveals key facts about progress made with the company’s partners in 2015, including an industry leading 97 percent work-hour compliance rate, and a massive reduction in carbon emissions.

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The U.S. federal government has invoked the All Writs Act at least 63 times to compel Apple and Google to help unlock devices involved in investigations, the American Civil Liberties Union said on Wednesday.

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