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EL PAÍS spoke to analysts of financial markets about how to anticipate the next wave of millionaires on the trading floor

The constant search for novelty, the lack of software support and the difficulty in repairing mobiles devices are all factors that push users to trade up

The expanded access to Bard comes just two weeks after Google began connecting the AI chatbot to the company’s other popular service such as Gmail, Maps and YouTube

Apple acknowledges overheating problem, blames certain apps and promises to resolve it with an update

This is Apple’s first device made of titanium. It includes a customizable button, which allows you to choose the action it executes, and a high-speed USB-C port

Deleting blurry or duplicate images and making backup copies helps you regain control of your devices

Microsoft’s advertising and web services chief said in court Wednesday that Apple’s strategy translates into it making more money leveraging Bing than Bing makes off its own business

The EU’s requirement for a common connector will reduce electronic waste, but leaves old accessories unusable. EL PAÍS tests twelve gadgets that ensure an easy and sustainable transition

Apple’s adoption of the universal charging connector has a strong impact on users, the environment and the technology sector

The company, which just unveiled its newest generation of iPhones, insists the 12 model is safe and the phones have been certified in countries around the world since its introduction in 2020

Manufacturers scrutinized leaks of the phone design for months to be ready for its launch

The National Frequency Agency called on Apple in a statement Tuesday to “implement all available means to rapidly fix this malfunction” for phones already being used

The iPhone 15, due in stores September 22, will adopt a USB-C charging standard that Apple had to adopt to comply with a mandate by European regulators

The showcase at Apple’s Cupertino California, headquarters comes as the company is mired in a mild slump that has seen its sales drop from last year in three consecutive quarters

A Washington federal court will determine whether the technology company illegally stifled competition in the world of online search

Apple shares fell 3% Thursday and are down more than 5% for the week on reports of an iPhone ban for Chinese state employees that is being dictated by Beijing

The issue was discovered by researchers at the University of Toronto’s Citizen Lab, who said the software flaw was being ‘actively exploited’ to deliver commercial spyware called Pegasus

Big investors often take advantage of crises to place their most lucrative bets

Guo announced Aug. 28 he would run as an independent candidate in Taiwan’s presidential election, ending months of speculation

The clash between Beijing and Washington, the rise in Chinese wages and the fallout from strict Covid lockdowns prompts companies to diversify production in countries such as Vietnam, Thailand and India

Artificial intelligence comes in addition to classic solutions, like tagging images, searching for duplicates and sorting them into albums

The initial shock followed the release of last week’s test, or beta, version of iOS 17, the next major update of the iPhone’s operating software

Google Maps, Apple Maps and Waze report accidents and traffic density on a route in real time with the help of users

With iOS 17, which officially launches this fall, the red icon will move the right — and other features will move down to join it

Our mobile devices listen to and collect a significant amount of data on us, even without using our microphones

With “tweets,” Twitter accomplished in just a few years something few companies have done in a lifetime: It became a verb and implanted itself into the lexicon of America and the world

If the House were to hold Zuckerberg in contempt, the Justice Department would decide whether to prosecute him