The PC market may have experienced a sales slump in 1Q22, but not Apple. Mac sales were strong for the quarter, growing more than 4 percent.
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Latest China COVID Lockdown May Have Limited Effect on Apple iPhone Production, Thanks to Foxconn
With COVID-19 lockdowns in China, some worry about the impact to Apple’s iPhone production. One analyst thinks Foxconn may be the answer.
Apple Begins Manufacturing iPhone 13 in India, Moves Away from China Supply Chain
In an effort to move away from Chinese supply chains, Apple is now manufacturing the iPhone 13 through Foxconn in India.
Gurman: WWDC 2022 May Bring Preview of Apple's Mixed-Reality Headset Alongside iOS 16
Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman expects WWDC 2022 may bring a peek at Apple’s mixed-reality headset along with the expected iOS 16 and updated Macs.
Apple Uploads and Quickly Deletes Document Revealing USB-C 35W Adapter, Release Uncertain
A support document uploaded and quickly deleted by Apple shows that a Dual Charging 35W USB-C Power Adapter does indeed exist. Whether or not this will see release is currently unknown.
New COVID-19 Lockdowns in China Further Impact iPhone and iPad Production
As China continues to experience a surge of COVID-19 infections, lockdowns are taking place in cities that affect Apple’s supply chain.
Apple Employees Show Mixed Emotions Over Apple's Return to Office Decision
As Apple slowly incorporates its hybrid RTO model, many employees are voicing their complaints in online forums.
Tap to Pay on iPhone Feature Gains Second Partner
Apple’s Tap to Pay feature might be unreleased, but that’s not slowing it down. A second payment platform announced support for the service.
Apple Reinstates Kremlin Opposition's App to App Store in Russia
Months after the country’s election, Apple has reinstated a controversial app made by Kremlin opposition leaders to the App Store in Russia.
Apple Announces Third Swift Student Challenge for WWDC22
Apple has announced the requirements and prizes for this year’s Swift Student Challenge. This marks the third year of the contest.
iPhone X Users Can Now Receive Face ID Fix Without Device Swap
Apple has recently expanded its repair program to allow the iPhone X to receive repairs to Face ID without swapping the entire device.
Apple Test Pilots New Feature In App Store that Auto Enrolls Current App Subscribers
Reports are indicating that Apple is testing a new feature in the app store that auto enrolls app subscribers for new subscription prices.
Tim Cook to Deliver Keynote Address at IAPP's Global Privacy Summit in Washington D.C.
Apple CEO Tim Cook is expected to deliver a headlining keynote address at this year’s Global Privacy Summit hosted by the IAPP.
Apple Increases Orders for iPhone 13, Sparks Debate in Phone Sizes
Apple recently announced the increase in iPhone 13 orders. With the decrease in iPhone SE sales, this is sparking a debate on phone sizes.
A New Lawsuit Filed Against Apple Concerns How Often Employees are Paid
A new lawsuit against Apple alleges that the company was not paying employees per current New York labor laws.
Apple Officially Announces WWDC22 Returning Online, Rumors of What to Expect
Today Apple announced its WorldWide Developers Conference (WWDC). This is the third year in a row the event will held online.
Patents Filed by Apple Reveal FaceTime May Receive Spatial Audio
New patents filed by Apple show that the company may be making a move toward spatial audio for FaceTime. The patents were filed last Thursday.
Western Australia Police Finds Apple CarPlay Useful for Responding to Emergencies
Western Australia Police find Apple CarPlay useful for an unusual purpose: effectively responding to emergency calls inside their vehicles.
Two Men Sentenced to a Combined 13 Years Imprisonment for the $1.5 Million Apple Gift Card Fraud
Two men were sentenced to a combined 13 years in federal prison for a $1.5 million Apple gift card fraud scheme.
Tech Giants Subject of ‘Monopolies Must Go’ Light Show Message in Washington, DC
A light show message insisting that “monopolies must go” will encourage Washington, D.C. commuters to write Congress about Big Tech bills.
Brian Westover Tests Mac Studio with M1 Max against M1 Ultra: Is the New Chip Worth it?
Brian Westover of PC Mag ran a series of tests pitting a Mac Studio M1 Ultra against a Mac Studio with M1 Max. The results are surprising.
An iPhone Subscription Plan Benefits You and Apple
Rumors of the possible iPhone subscription plan have many wondering if it would only help Apple, or consumers, too. Jeff Butts breaks it down.
Apple Celebrates 46th Anniversary, A Brief Look at the Company's Humble Beginnings
Today marks the 46th anniversary of Apple Computers. Founded in 1976 by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, the two started from humble beginnings.
Siri Joins in on April Fool's Day with Challenging True or False Game
For this years April Fool’s Day, users can participate in a trivia game hosted by Siri. Users are asked five questions true or false questions.