Maryland lawmakers stand with Apple Towson employees after store closure announcement

Maryland lawmakers have penned a delegation letter to Apple, asking the tech giant to ask if there were any other paths forward other than closing Apple Towson.

Amber Neely 1 month ago 4

Apple's memory stockpile is holding for now, but price rises still loom

Apple's ability to prevent memory prices from increasing the cost of iPhones and other products won't last forever. Tim Cook has warned that it's only going to get harder to do so.

Malcolm Owen 1 month ago 2

How to find a ton of WWDC 2026 community-led events

While Apple's keynote video is typically the most memorable part of WWDC, Apple has shown off how and where developers can participate in a bunch of community events across the globe before and after the conference.

Marko Zivkovic 1 month ago 1

How Apple protects designs & marketing materials before a product launch

Apple goes to great lengths to ensure that its pre-release artwork doesn't leak ahead of launch. Here's why those efforts are usually successful.

Marko Zivkovic 1 month ago 5

Where Apple products are assembled, and where parts come from

Making an iPhone or iPad is a global effort, with companies across North America, Europe, and Asia contributing to every stage of the process. Here's how it all fits into place.

Marko Zivkovic 1 month ago 3

Arthur Levinson to become Apple's Lead Independent Director

Arthur Levinson, who has spent more than fifteen years on Apple's board as the non-executive chairman, is set to take on a new role at the company.

Marko Zivkovic 1 month ago 0

Epic vs. Apple lawsuit over App Store fees is moving to the Supreme Court, again

The Apple vs. Epic Games saga over App Store fees continues, as Apple hopes the Supreme Court will rule in its favor the second time around and possibly stop previous punishments from being enforced.

Marko Zivkovic 2 months ago 1

Tim Cook celebrates Apple's 50th in a heartfelt letter to staff

Tim Cook, in a memo to Apple staff worldwide reflecting on Apple's journey to 50, believes that the company's best years are yet to come.

Amber Neely 2 months ago 0

Apple wasn't alone in 1976 — these companies helped define an era

1976 wasn't just the year Apple got its start — it was a moment when experimentation, risk-taking, and small ideas briefly had room to make waves in US business. As Apple turns 50, we look back at other notable companies founded that year, that stood the test of time.

Amber Neely 2 months ago 1

Computing would be totally different had Apple not been formed 50 years ago, today

The Apple of 1976 is unrecognizable compared to today's gigantic corporation, and yet key early decisions by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and more, are still having their effect today, half a century later.

William Gallagher 2 months ago 60

Iran warns major tech companies, including Apple, could become regional targets

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps added 18 major U.S. companies to its list of possible targets, following Tuesday's deadly strikes on Iranian citizens.

Lou Hartle 2 months ago 6

Apple launched its revolutionary OS X 25 years ago

The first official public version of Mac OS X launched by Apple on March 24, 2001 wasn't a success at first, but it powered the Mac through the next 19 years until macOS Big Sur came out with Apple Silicon.

William Gallagher 2 months ago 26

How to take a screenshot on a Mac - the comprehensive guide

If you ever wondered how to take a screenshot on a Mac, here's a comprehensive guide of not only how to do it, but every option available to you from Apple — and the stand-out best third-party app.

William Gallagher 3 months ago 32

West Virginia sues Apple over iCloud child porn hosting

West Virginia's attorney general believes iCloud is the greatest platform ever made to distribute child porn, and is the first government to sue Apple after a previous class action failed.

Oliver Haslam 3 months ago 11

Lawsuit alleges Apple and others were coerced to censor ICE monitoring tools

A new lawsuit claims federal officials pressured Apple, Meta, and Google to suppress apps and online groups that document ICE activity, raising fresh First Amendment concerns.

Lou Hartle 3 months ago 8

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