Casper, until now known for its mattresses, on Tuesday launched the Glow — a bedside sleep light with its own gesture and iPhone controls.

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An offshoot of research from Apple’s “Project Titan” car project is work on a smart seat belt that could be used to control a car’s entertainment or even self-driving system in the future.

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Epic on Tuesday released an update to its popular battle royale-focused shooter Fortnite, adding support for third-party gamepads on iPhones and iPads.

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Apple is excelling at retail because it has different aims to other stores, retail chief Angela Ahrendts advised in an interview, with the company bucking the trend of store closures though “experimental retail” and providing education to the customer, rather than just selling merchandise.

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Aetna and Apple have partnered for the new Attain initiative, offering users tangible incentives to fill the rings and complete designated health tasks — up to and including paying off an Apple Watch.

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After the discovery of a bug in FaceTime that allows callers to listen in on a recipient’s device, even if they don’t pick up, Apple late Monday notified users that the service has been temporarily disabled.

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Steven Soderbergh is back behind the iPhone for his latest film, this time for Netflix. The first trailer for “High Flying Bird,” a film shot entirely on trio of iPhones was just released.

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Apple has informed entertainment companies partnering on an as-yet-unannounced video streaming service to ready their respective content by mid-April, suggesting a product launch will soon follow, according to a report on Monday.

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A report on Monday claims Apple is allowing authorized repair facilities to offer hardware upgrades to owners of first-generation Apple Watch and Apple Watch Series 1 units in need of repair, citing a temporary parts shortage.

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Until a bug in iOS 12.1 or later is fixed, an exploit allows a FaceTime Video caller to hear the audio, and potentially see video, from the recipient’s iPhone without the call even being picked up.

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