The latest iPhone is the most affordable, but a new study shows that it manages to outdo some of its pricier siblings.

After a ton of leaks, Google officially announced the $499 Pixel 9a, which has the potential to be the new king of mid-range phones. It has dual cameras and access to Google's AI features — in many ways,

Apple's Passwords app is convenient and easy to use. But a new report shows that it had a problem for a while—though only in rare circumstances.

Apple has fixed a bug in the iOS Passwords app that allowed iPhone users to be susceptible to phishing attacks, potentially for years. In a note on its security page, the company described the issue as one where "a user in a privileged network position may be able to leak sensitive information.

A security flaw left iPhone users vulnerable to phishing attacks for nearly three months, but Apple just released a patch to fix the problem.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox