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A woman reacts as she takes a photograph on an iPhone 6 Plus after it went on sale at the Apple store  (Reuters)

Apple recalls some iPhone 6 Plus models over blurry photos

by Anya George Tharakan |Aug 24, 2015

The affected phones were mostly sold in a 4-month period between September 2014 and January 2015, Apple said on its website.

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Apple gives weak quarterly forecast on missed iPhone sale targets

by Anya George Tharakan |Jul 22, 2015

The forecast overshadowed Apple's strong sales in China, which more than doubled to $13.23 billion from a year earlier.

Apple says App Store, Apple Music services facing disruptions

by Anya George Tharakan |Jul 21, 2015

Checks by Reuters on several Apple sites in Asia, Europe and North and South America all showed issues with the services.

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IBM revenue falls for 13th straight quarter

by Abhirup Roy |Jul 21, 2015

IBM is deep in transition, and has been selling businesses such as low-end servers, cash registers, and semiconductors to focus on high-growth areas like security software, cloud services and data...

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Yahoo to shut down Maps, some other services

by Anya George Tharakan |Jun 5, 2015

Maps.yahoo.com will shut down by the end of this month, Amotz Maimon, Yahoo's chief architect, said in a blog post, as the service faces intense competition from Google Inc's Maps service.

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Facebook Messenger to allow users to send money to friends

by Anya George Tharakan |Mar 18, 2015

Users can tap or click a dollar icon in a new chat window to send money to their friends, after they link a Visa or MasterCard debit card issued by a US bank to their accounts.

Samsung loses smartphone race to Apple: Gartner

by Anya George Tharakan |Mar 3, 2015

Apple sold 74,832 smartphones to end users worldwide, ahead of the 73,032 phones sold by Samsung, according to Gartner's report.

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Apple asks Asian suppliers to assemble upto 6 million units of Watch

by Anya George Tharakan |Feb 18, 2015

Taiwan-based Quanta Computer is the main assembler of the Apple Watch, which is expected to be launched in April 2015.

Tweets will be visible in Google search results as soon as they are posted, starting during the first half of the year. (Photo: Reuters)

Twitter, Google ink deal to show tweets in search results

by Anya George Tharakan |Feb 5, 2015

Tweets will be visible in Google search results as soon as they are posted, starting during the first half of the year.

Photo: Reuters

Apple to invest $2 billion to convert sapphire glass plant into data center

by Noel Randewich |Feb 3, 2015

It is expected to create 600 engineering and construction jobs at the data center, Apple said, adding that the plant would be powered mostly by solar energy.