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Apple commits to aid following Hurricane Melissa's deadly Caribbean impact

Apple says it will donate to relief efforts after Hurricane Melissa caused at least 50 deaths and billions in damage across the western Caribbean.

Amber Neely 7 months ago 0

What Apple could buy, instead of spending $3.4 billion on tariffs in 2025

Apple says it's likely to spend a whopping $3.4 billion footing the bill for iPhone-related and similar tariffs through the end of 2025. That money could be better — or more frivolously — spent.

Oliver Haslam 7 months ago 27

Tim Cook didn't have much to say about reports of low iPhone Air sales

Apple CEO Tim Cook was only asked about iPhone Air's early performance once, and he didn't say a single meaningful word about it. We're not surprised.

Andrew Orr and Mike Wuerthele 7 months ago 26

Apple Intelligence-enhanced Siri is on track for a 2026 debut

Apple CEO Tim Cook says the long awaited Apple Intelligence boosted Siri will arrive on time in 2026, suggesting that Apple's delayed AI ambitions are back on track.

Amber Neely 7 months ago 7

Cook: More partnerships coming soon to enhance Apple Intelligence

As a preamble to earnings, CEO Tim Cook said Apple is still looking to partner with companies other than OpenAI for Apple Intelligence integrations, but nothing is ready to be announced just yet.

Wesley Hilliard 7 months ago 2

iPhone revenue falls short of Wall Street expectations, but it doesn't matter

Apple's iPhone revenue for the quarter is marginally below predictions because of supply constraints, but sales will instead manifest in what Tim Cook is calling the best holiday quarter ever.

William Gallagher 7 months ago 3

Apple CEO Tim Cook dines with Trump in Tokyo

Apple CEO Tim Cook attended an event in Tokyo, Japan, as part of President Donald Trump's attempt to encourage Japanese investment in U.S. firms.

Malcolm Owen 7 months ago 33

Apple amongst US tech giants backing Trump's White House ballroom reno

Apple is among the major tech companies donating to fund President Trump's 90,000-square-foot White House ballroom that demolition has already started for, a project the President says will be privately financed.

Amber Neely 7 months ago 45

Apple's Houston AI server plant is shipping hardware to data centers early

Apple has begun delivering Houston-made AI servers to its data centers nationwide ahead of schedule, a step in scaling its in-ecosystem AI while reshoring some of its manufacturing.

Amber Neely 7 months ago 23

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