Daisy recycling robot now smashes iPhones for speed
Apple has shown off its Daisy robot for recycling iPhones before, but now it's become much faster by using brute force.
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William Gallagher
Apple offers Austin relocation to 121 San Diego employees in office closure
A 121-employee Siri team in San Diego is being disbanded, a report claims, with the Data Operations Annotations group being offered similar roles in Apple's Austin offices instead of being laid off.
Malcolm Owen
Apple spending $240M to expand its Austin, Texas campus
Apple's early phases of its Austin Texas project are complete, and the next phase is soon to start at a cost of about $240 million.
Andrew Orr
Apple adds 192-room hotel to site plans for $1B Austin campus
For reasons as of yet unknown, Apple has added a 192-room hotel to its site plans for an under-construction $1 billion campus in Austin, Texas.
Mike Peterson
North Carolina officials hint that Apple may still build new campus there
A year after Apple appeared certain to base a new campus in North Carolina, but instead picked Austin, Texas, the local council raises hopes the company may yet come to the region.
Apple TV+ Servant, Morning Show haters, and the Mac Pro factory on the AppleInsider Podcast
This week on the AppleInsider Podcast, Victor and William discuss Apple TV+'s forthcoming show "Servant" by M. Night Shyamalan, whether critics are Apple haters for hating on the morning show, and Apple's expansion in Austin.
Victor Marks
Tim Cook touts American-made Mac Pro during factory tour with President Trump
President Donald Trump was shown around Apple's Mac Pro facility in Texas by CEO Tim Cook. The visit comes months after Apple announced intent to build its flagship desktop in the U.S. in an apparent turnabout spurred by ongoing trade tensions with China.
Apple's $200M Mac Pro facility employs 500 across 5 acres
In a confirmation the new modular Mac Pro is being assembled at its facility in Austin, TX, Apple has revealed more details about the operation, including an investment of over $200 million into the plant and how it employs more than 500 people at the location.
Apple begins construction of new campus in Austin, Texas
Ahead of today's visit from President Trump, Apple has announced that it has broken ground on a new campus for Austin, and that production is now underway for its forthcoming Mac Pro.
Roger Fingas
