For many iPhone users, swiping at the screen to get rid of open apps is a daily ritual. But this common habit may actually be draining your device, according to an Apple employee.

The suspenseful, crime-drama film iHostage was released on Netflix on April 18, 2025, in the United States. Spanning 1 hour and 42 minutes, the film presents a dramatized version of an actual event ...

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Netflix recreated an Apple Store from the ground up for its newly released thriller "iHostage," a dramatization of the ...

Netflix’s new thriller iHostage is based on a real-life hostage situation that took place in Apple’s flagship Amsterdam store in 2002. The Dutch filmmakers weren’t able to film in the actual store, so ...

A new Netflix movie based on the true story of a robbery and hostage situation at an Apple Store in Amsterdam is a streaming ...

Following a constructive dialogue with Apple, the Commission has decided to close its investigation into Apple's user choice ...

The Dutch thriller iHostage, which premiered globally on Netflix on April 18, has rapidly climbed the platform's trending ...

Introduced in macOS Ventura in 2022, the Settings app encompasses pretty much every reason why Apple needs to hit a big reset ...

If you purchased Bitcoin instead of Apple's iconic iPhone 16 Pro Max on its launch day, you would be able to purchase a ...