Apple co-founder criticises company over Apple Watch
Steve Wozniak said device has taken firm into ‘jewellery market’ and that it is no longer ‘the company that really changed the world a lot’
Apple tells judge that US government is well-meaning but wrong in privacy fight
The tech company’s lawyers tried to lower the temperature in their fight with the FBI in a 26-page legal filing before a California court hears the encryption case
Apple is ‘arrogant’ and encryption is ‘oversold’, ex-NSA lawyer tells SXSW
Stewart Baker claims the tech company has cooperated with the Chinese government – and compares Tim Cook to Doris Day in the Apple v FBI debate
Facebook, Google and WhatsApp plan to increase encryption of user data
Spurred on by Apple’s battles against the FBI, some of tech’s biggest names are to expand encryption of user data in their services, the Guardian can reveal
FBI ‘could force Apple to hand over private key’
A legal filing implies that Department of Justice has a plan B, which involves demanding the company’s electronic signature
New iPhone and iPad expected to be announced by Apple on 21 March
Smaller iPhone and iPad Pro predicted to feature at special event happening a week later than expected, apparently due to its ongoing court case with the FBI
Apple accused of trying to make iPhones ‘warrant-proof’ in FBI case
The Justice Department reasserted claims that the tech company is putting its brand ahead of safety in formal legal rebuttal over landmark privacy case
Apple: government ‘intended to smear’ us in digital privacy fight with FBI
Breakdown in relations means Silicon Valley and Washington are less likely to compromise in debate over encryption and law enforcement in smartphone age
Can you give me some tips on buying a DAB radio?
John wants a DAB radio that can also listen to podcasts and play files from a USB memory stick, but he can’t find one. And with DAB+ and BBC streaming changes, the problem may be trickier than he thinks…
FBI could force us to turn on iPhone cameras and microphones, says Apple
Eddy Cue warns precedent set by San Bernardino case could lead to company being forced to turn users’ smartphones into surveillance devices
Apple, Trump, the government: can anybody find me someone to trust?
Trust in the government is at an all-time low. Who replaces this over-arching benevolent organisation as the public entity the people can trust?
Snowden: FBI’s claim it can’t unlock the San Bernardino iPhone is ‘bullshit’
NSA whistleblower rubbishes claims that only Apple can unlock killer’s iPhone 5C, indicating FBI has the means itself
US government files appeal in New York iPhone unlocking case
Move is part of a campaign to show that Apple has assisted law enforcement in dozens of similar cases, and is thus able to help the FBI gather evidence
How did email grow from messages between academics to a global epidemic?
Ray Tomlinson, the man who literally put the @ in email addresses, has died. Here’s a brief history of electronic messages, from the Queen’s first mail to the triumph of spam
Palmer Luckey: ‘We’ll make Oculus for Mac when Apple release a good computer’
It seems there’s no love lost between the Oculus Rift owner and Apple, but all Luckey wants is a Mac with a better graphics card