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Sensational music takes little to get recognized, but a track full of hatred towards British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has gained the top spot on Amazon Music Chart.

The coronavirus pandemic has uprooted what lifestyle has stood for, and a huge chunk belongs to the entertainment domain.

Is Batman your hero? Then get ready to pamper him on September 19.

Since last evening, the world of technology has seen some notable developments.

It is always a good idea to keep the software updated on your smartphone. But if you are using an iPhone 5, it is especially important to upgrade its operating system by November 3 (today).

The fourth week of October brought some very interesting stuff for tech enthusiasts.

Ever since macOS Catalina started rolling out, users from different parts of the world have been complaining about broken app support.

Apple has released macOS Catalina, the latest version of the company's desktop software, as a free upgrade for all eligible devices.

Soon after unveiling fancy new iPhones, Apple released iOS 13 with features like dark mode, Sign in with Apple, swipe-to-type, gesture-based undo/redo and more.

Apple will globally release iOS 13 today for all the eligible iPhones and iPod touch models.

The first public beta of iOS 13 and iPadOS, the dedicated operating systems for iPhones and iPads, are now available for download.

Nearly 18 years after 'revolutionizing music' with iTunes, Apple is finally gearing up to retire the media app for good.

Apple, one of the largest advocates of privacy in the technology sphere, has been accused of selling iTunes data. Irony, much?

Finally, the Apple TV app is being rolled out for iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, and select Samsung smart TV users in India.

While it may sound pretty weird, getting locked out of an iPhone is one hell of a problem.

Tech giants Google and Apple have been accused of misogyny for hosting an app on their platforms that allows men in Saudi Arabia to track and control where women travel.

Apple has released its transparency report, detailing how many customer data requests it got from the Indian government and how many it actually catered to.

The benefits of leading a healthy lifestyle need not be reiterated.

Apple has now started seeding iOS12, its latest mobile software that sequels the buggy iOS 11.

If you happen to be a budding musician in this digital age, you don't have to rush from one studio to another to get that much-needed breakthrough.

With US President Donald Trump repeatedly alleging that Twitter "shadow bans" conservative voices, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has responded, saying that he himself and several Twitter employees have a "left-leaning" bias, but that doesn't affect Twitter's policy.

Everyone owns a smartphone these days, and almost everything we do on them requires an app.

Steve Jobs, had he been alive, would have turned 63 today.

Apple has previewed iOS 11.3 - the upcoming update to its latest operating system - that's arriving "this spring" for users; the developer beta has been released.

The Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits, a German research institution, which created the MP3 format; has now officially declared the termination of licensing rights pertaining to MP3.

Thane police arrested Sagar Thakkar aka Shaggy, the 24-year-old mastermind of a massive call centre scam that conned hundreds of Americans of millions of dollars, after he was deported from Dubai.

Spotify along with Universal Music announced that it will release some of the albums by Universal Music artists exclusively for paid subscribers.

Apple co-founder and business legend Steve Jobs would have turned 62 today.

Police sources confirmed that the daily turnover of call-center scam mastermind Sagar Thakkar was over $100,000 a day; Thakkar managed call-centers in Noida, Ghaziabad, Ahmedabad and Thane.

The central government is in the process of introducing a new 'e-service tax' that will impact content providers such as Netflix, Amazon, Apple and several more.

US authorities have charged 61 people and entities connected to the massive call-center fraud that was unearthed recently.

Mumbai Police has detained and questioned 772 workers of nine bogus call centers on the city's outskirts.

In June 2016, Apple acquired Hyderabad based start-up Tuplejump, to expand its expertise in artificial intelligence.

Google is planning to expand its ride-sharing service in San Francisco.

Reports have suggested that the Indian Government would impose a jail term of 3 years and a fine up to 3,00,000 for viewing torrent websites or downloading content from such websites.

Torrentz.eu, the world's largest torrent search engine, shut down this week without any explanation for the same.

At the Black-Hat Cyber Security Conference on Thursday, Apple unveiled its plans to offer up to $200,000 rewards to researchers who will find security bugs in its products.