Apple doesn't blur this rapper's face, he just wants you to think that they do

German musician Cro claims Apple has a secret deal to blur his face in photos without his mask. The rapper claiming that Apple has this so-called privacy feature for celebs is pure theater.

Andrew Orr and Mike Wuerthele 8 months ago 2

EU tells Apple to crack down on online fraud

The European Union is preparing to look into whether Apple and other major tech companies are doing enough to prevent online financial fraud.

Malcolm Owen 8 months ago 17

Apple Watch was launched 11 years ago on September 9, 2014

It feels like there's always been an Apple Watch, but even more than a decade after it was announced, it's also still a product that somehow feels new. Yet as well as all these years it's been on sale, you can trace rumors of Apple's work on it back at least another five to around 2010.

William Gallagher 9 months ago 7

Apple has broken its India annual sales record, and more growth is coming

As the iPhone 17 nears, Apple's annual sales in India have reached almost $9 billion in the last fiscal year, a new record for the company.

Oliver Haslam 9 months ago 5

The road to $3 trillion — Tim Cook took charge of Apple on August 24, 2011

While he'd filled in for Steve Jobs before, August 24, 2011 was the day when Apple formally became Tim Cook's company, and since then he's built Apple from merely huge to a financial juggernaut.

William Gallagher 9 months ago 9

Apple Store in Bengaluru prepares for September 2 opening

The Apple Store in Bengaluru, India, will be opening soon, with the website confirming Apple Hebbal will open its doors on September 2.

Malcolm Owen 9 months ago 1

Six years later, the Apple Card is a huge but controversial success

On August 20, 2019, Apple officially launched Apple Card with any US citizen able to apply. Since then it's been a hit, but it's faced controversy over everything from low reward rates to alleged sex discrimination — and Apple's partner wanting to pull out.

William Gallagher 9 months ago 39

Apple Cinemas name 'reflects geographic roots,' not the tech company

A statement filed by Apple Cinemas in response to Apple's trademark lawsuit points to its naming origins as a justification for the chain's compliance with trademark laws.

Wesley Hilliard 9 months ago 7

Apple exempt from 100% semiconductor tariffs, thanks to its $100B U.S. investment

Apple has secured an exemption from the Trump administration's 100% semiconductor import tariff, but it's not clear how much this will impact Apple's bottom line.

Marko Zivkovic 10 months ago 7

iPhone 17 import tariffs may cost Apple more than expected, as Trump threatens India

Apple's new number one iPhone manufacturing country, India, will face a significant tariff increase, after the Trump administration caught it selling oil to Russia.

Marko Zivkovic 10 months ago 11

Apple and others back government plan to digitize healthcare

Major tech companies are aligning with a federal effort to reengineer how patients access and manage their healthcare data.

Amber Neely 10 months ago 5

Dead Apple M1 Pro chip reborn as $13 fashion accessory

Apple's once revolutionary Apple Silicon M1 Pro processor is being given a second life by a Chinese craftsman as a $13 hair clip.

Amber Neely 10 months ago 1

Apple Shadyside opening in a new and larger location on August 9

Apple Shadyside, a longtime tenant of the Pittsburgh Walnut Street shopping district, is gearing up for a relocation in August moving roughly 200 feet from its current location.

Amber Neely 10 months ago 0

UK to target Apple, Google ahead of Trump visit

Ahead of Trump's visit, the United Kingdom plans to specify iPhone maker Apple and Google as having a "strategic market advantage" over rivals, subjecting them to new regulations and potential fines.

Charles Martin 10 months ago 0

Future Apple Watch may have Digital Crown with touch and light sensors

Apple continues to work on maximizing the benefits and capabilities of the Apple Watch's Digital Crown, with more research surfacing regarding how the physical rotation could be supplemented or replaced by sensors that detect light or touch.

William Gallagher 10 months ago 1

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