Apple will be holding a virtual event, focusing on Apple Watch and iPad announcements, from Apple Park on September 15. Apple usually organises a slick event every fall from its Cupertino, California-based headquarters or another location in Silicon Valley but this event will be only online due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Apple's investment in the United Kingdom has grown to exceed £18 billion over the past five years.
Apple has expanded its all-in-one ‘Everything Apple’ gift card to the UK and customers across Europe including France, Germany, Spain, and Italy, which can be used to pay for products, accessories, apps, games, music, movies, TV shows, iCloud, and - well everything Apple.
Apple today unveiled Mac Studio and Studio Display, an entirely new Mac desktop and display, powered by M1 Max and the new M1 Ultra, the world’s most powerful chip for a personal computer.
Apple plans to spend and invest more than $500 billion in the U.S. over the next four years.
Apple has released iOS 18.3, bringing upgrades to Visual Intelligence and changes to notification summaries. iOS 18.3 brings changes to...
Apple is preparing to impose new fees and restrictions on software downloads outside of its App Store
Microsoft has updated Yammer for both Android and iOS apps. The Android apps with Android Wear support and the iOS app with Handoff. Both apps have been updated for easier collaboration and a more streamlined experience.
Apple has approved Spotify’s updated iOS app for the U.S., which now lets users pay for a subscription without using Apple’s own in-app payment system.
A Washington-based non-profit group called the Coalition for a Safer Web has sued Apple for not removing the Telegram app from the App Store. The group alleges that the platform is being used by hate groups and extremists to attack the Capitol.
Apple and Qualcomm head to court in San Diego Monday, in what could be one of the biggest US corporate lawsuits
Apple Chief Executivr Tim Cook is expected to give testimony in a four-week trial in a federal court in which the iPhone maker and four companies in its supply chain are suing Qualcomm for up to $27bn in damages for overcharged chip royalties.
A US federal judge has dismissed a class-action lawsuit that accused Apple of misleading customers about the iPhone’s level of resistance to water exposure.












