Beijing event suggests imminent iPhone launch in China

Apple is holding perhaps its first ever media event in China on Sept. 11, signaling that the U.S. company is paying greater attention to the nation’s thriving tech market.

Adobe launches Photoshop Photography Program for Creative Cloud

Heeding the call of photographers since the dawn of Creative Cloud, Adobe has launched a new photography program specifically targeting Photoshop and Lightroom users. It offers an extremely sweet deal to photographers who have no use for 80 percent of what the current Creative Cloud subscripton provides.

Barely changed logo obscures Yahoo's radical transformation

Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer has achieved dramatic results since signing on to overhaul the stumbling Internet giant last year. A new look, new products, and a new focus on mobile have catapulted Yahoo back to the top—at least for now. But the company’s new logo doesn’t reflect those changes at all.

Twitter revamps timeline with new conversation view

One of Twitter’s defining characteristics is its conversations. People can gather in the Twitter public square and talk to each other about politics, current events, sports, and emergencies. But it hasn’t been all that easy to follow those conversations.

Apple announces colorful Sept. 10 event in Cupertino

Y’all ready for this? Apple has invited press to a media event next week, on September 10, at Apple headquarters’s Town Hall in Cupertino, CA. The shindig kicks off at 10 a.m. Pacific time/1 p.m. Eastern.

How Apple is improving mobile app security

In a much-publicized recent case, scientists at Georgia Tech managed to get a specially crafted app that could perform all sorts of malicious activities app—aptly named Jekyll—onto the App Store, bypassing every single security measure put in place by Apple to protect its users.