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Employees often don't understand why they need to come into work — especially when they arrive and wind up doing a lot of Zoom meetings, said Grau, who works with employers on best practices around remote work.

The tech juggernaut issued a stark warning to iPhone, iPad and Mac users after it was revealed a security glitch could be “exploited” by hackers.

Affected staff being notified today

On June 29, 2007, the first iPhone went on sale. Improvements over the last decade and a half—including sharper cameras and longer battery life—made it hard to put down this popular pocket computer.

Apple has responded to one of the “most requested” changes to the iPhone while unveiling a raft of new upgrades, as well as a new MacBook.

Moves by iPhone maker, Ford, Nike and others add to growing pressure on Kremlin over invasion

Amber Norsworthy lives in Mississippi with her four children.

Need help deciding among the eight (yes, eight!) existing models? Here’s how the latest options stack up against the reduced-price leftovers

Apple has unveiled its newest product line, including the iPhone 13, whose camera includes an amazing new video feature.

Apple has issued a software patch to block so-called "zero-click" spyware that could infect iPhones and iPads.

South Korea will require the companies to allow competing payment systems, threatening their 30% cut of most in-app digital sales

The feature is called SharePlay, and it has Hulu and TikTok on board

Apple’s iOS 14.5 is officially available for iPhone owners as of Monday, and there’s plenty to be excited about.

Apple just released iOS 14.5, its big new software update for iPhones.

A sleek new device announced by Apple has prompted an icy response from a competitor company.

The self-proclaimed ‘free speech social network’ Parler will be allowed to return to Apple's App Store after it was previously banned for not censoring enough content and was also accused of allowing threats of violence.

Apple also announced upgraded Apple TV, AirTags trackers and a purple iPhone at spring event

One of the more bizarre Apple patents we’ve seen in quite some time details a method by which a user would be able to control functions on an Apple Watch or iPhone merely.

Apple makes a lot of decisions on behalf of its customers but the computing giant is finally letting them pick how they want to use one feature.

Groomed for the job his entire life, the 50-year-old grandson of Hyundai’s founder plans for future beyond gas-guzzling cars