DJI’s new Phantom 4 flying camera offers the ability to take human piloting out of the equation entirely, allowing users to select a person, object, animal or otherwise on their iPhone or iPad, and have the drone automatically follow and film while avoiding obstacles.
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Under questioning from members of the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday, FBI Director James Comey admitted that his agency would “of course” seek to use the precedent gained from a win in the San Bernardino to unlock other phones.
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In tandem with a new beta of OS X 10.11.4, Apple on Tuesday released fifth betas of iOS 9.3, tvOS 9.2, and watchOS 2.2, with the iOS 9.3 code including a version for public beta testers.
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Apple on Tuesday issued a fifth beta of the upcoming OS X 10.11.4 update, seeding separate versions for public testers and developers.
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Tidal — the Apple Music and Spotify competitor owned in part by rapper Jay-Z — is facing a a lawsuit over unpaid royalities that could potentially see the service pay up to $5 million in damages.
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For businesses and other organizations, Apple’s forthcoming iOS 9.3 update will let them lock the layout of a device’s home screen — and exert more control over apps in general.
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Chinese drone maker DJI on Tuesday took the covers off its its latest camera drone, a $1,399 aerial photography platform that comes with a faster top speed, longer flight duration, and a new obstacle avoidance system to make piloting easier.
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This week, grab Apple’s Late 2015 21-inch iMac with HD display for $1,098 with an AppleCare extended protection plan thrown in for free, plus free shipping and no sales tax in 48 states. Or pick any 21″ iMac with 4K Retina display and get the same AppleCare protection plan for free, plus a free AirPrint-ready Canon all-in-one photo printer.
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PlayStation 4 owners will soon be able to stream their games to a Mac or Windows PC via the console’s Remote Play feature, Sony announced on Tuesday.
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U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch weighed in on Apple’s fight with the FBI on Tuesday, saying she would prefer that Apple comply with the recent court order directing the company to unlock the San Bernardino shooter’s iPhone.
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