Tim Cook, the executive who defined Apple’s post-Steve Jobs era, is stepping down as CEO after more than a decade at the helm, signaling one of the most significant leadership transitions in the company’s modern history.

Apple has taken down a malicious clone of Ledger Live after it was linked to a $9.5 million crypto theft, highlighting persistent security vulnerabilities in mainstream app marketplaces despite ongoing enforcement efforts.

American musician Garrett Dutton, better known as G. Love, has shared the story of how he has lost his retirement funds (estimated worth of $420,000) after falling victim to a malicious app scam

A fake Ledger app on Apple’s Mac App Store tricked musician G. Love into entering his 24-word seed phrase, which led to the loss of nearly 6 BTC worth over $420,000. The stolen Bitcoin was quickly moved through multiple addresses linked to KuCoin, with investigators saying recovery is unlikely.

Crypto wallet provider Exodus is rolling out a new “Exodus Pay” feature in its self-custodial storage wallet with aw very simple goal in mind: to making digital assets usable for everyday payments, even for beginners.

Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy S26 lineup, marketing it as the world’s first “agentic AI phone,” a device designed not just to answer prompts but to execute multi-step actions across apps on a user’s behalf.

Uganda has cut off nationwide internet access ahead of Thursday’s presidential election, citing concerns over online misinformation. Critics, however, argue the blackout is part of a pattern of information suppression that could influence electoral outcomes, marking the third consecutive election in which authorities have restricted connectivity.

Apple is developing its first low-cost Mac laptop, priced between $599 and $699, aimed at students, casual users, and budget-conscious buyers. The device will use an A-series iPhone chip, have a smaller display, and target Chromebooks, Windows laptops, and entry-level iPad users.

As Hurricane Melissa rips through the Caribbean with winds reaching 185 mph, it has not only destroyed countless homes but it has also left the whole nation without an internet connection, forcing many Jamaicans to turn to Bitchat- a decentralized, internet-free messaging app to stay connected amid the chaos.

Apple’s all new iPhone 17 is introducing a major security enhancement aimed directly at crypto users, making signing operations safer against some of the most common and dangerous forms of attack.