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Chinese EV makers Nio, Li Auto and Xpeng reported July deliveries Monday morning. The numbers race is tightening.
Apple and Alphabet have removed a social feature of an anti-vaxxer app from their respective app stores, and the Australian government has released a digital certification of vaccination against...
Apple is issuing about $6.5 billion in new debt as the company tries to achieve a net neutral cash position. This is good news for shareholders.
Even before the next iteration of Apple's iPhone has been introduced, speculation about how the 2022 version of the device might change.
Apple posted all-time high revenue for its June quarter after markets closed Tuesday. A somewhat uncertain outlook has dimmed investors' enthusiasm, however.
A prediction on the date when Apple will announce its new iPhones, and a new push to get more businesses to buy Macs.
A Chinese website cited unnamed sources who indicate that Apple has ordered 100 million A15 chips for the next iPhone, expected to be announced in the fall.
Apple's new App Tracking Transparency feature does not appear to have had a negative effect on revenues at either Snap or Twitter. Both companies easily topped second-quarter revenue estimates.
Flooding in China threatens Apple's largest iPhone manufacturing factory, and operating systems updates may be a problem for some users.
A new report from Nikkei Asia claims that beginning in the first half of next year, all new iPhones will include 5G capability.
A new report from Amnesty International and Forbidden Stories calls into question Apple's claim to a leadership position in online security and privacy.
Apple is reportedly considering an always-on feature for the coming release of this year's iPhones.
Apple has dropped to third in the global ranking of smartphone shipments. The company's shipments rose by just 1% year over year in the second-quarter.
Apple posted an all-time high share price on Wednesday and, in the process, achieved a market cap of $2.5 million, the first U.S. company to reach that level.
Unnamed sources have said that Apple is increasing the size of its order for the soon-to-be-released new iPhones by 20%.