At the top of The Hoxton you can indulge in some sangria, which is perfect for the sorching summer, or even frozen mojitos. It even has a late-night residency with Ronnie Scott offering classic jazz ...

Thinking about moving to Birkenhead? House prices in the area are considerably under the going rate across the UK, which is currently £268,250, according to Zoopla data. Over the last year, the ...

Gamers will be able to use Sony VR2 Sense controllers once they've updated the Vision Pro to visionOS 26, said Mike Rockwell, vice president of Apple's Vision products group. Sony introduced the VR2 ...

You won’t create ads in the traditional sense like other platforms. Apple Search Ads automatically pulls your app’s name, icon, screenshots, and description from your App Store listing.

We don't know what it will be called, but at WWDC on June 9, Apple will reveal the latest version of macOS. Based on my long history with the operating system, here are a dozen features that would ...

We don't know what it will be called, but at WWDC on June 9, Apple will reveal the latest version of macOS. Based on my long history with the operating system, here are a dozen features that would ...

Google shades Apple in a savage new ad, claiming the iPhone 17's camera bar rips off the Pixel, reviving the Android vs iPhone rivalry in style.

Currently Apple is reportedly in talks with Google to integrate its Gemini AI tech into the latest Apple devices – something expected to be revealed at the iPhone 17 launch at WWDC 2025 in June.

Apple's plans to add AI-powered search options to its Safari browser are a big blow to Google, whose lucrative advertising business relies significantly on iPhone customers using its search engine.

Apple seeks search partner, must have $20 billion If this penalty sticks, Apple could be looking for a new suitor. Something has to be the default search provider in Safari and other Apple products.

Cue gave three main reasons why Apple wouldn't want to make a search engine. First, it would divert Apple's attention, money and employees away from Apple's core products.

In court papers filed this week in Washington, DC, Eddy Cue, Apple's senior vice president of services, listed the reasons the iPhone maker does not want to create its own search engine.