The next Apple CEO: Who could succeed Tim Cook?
Apple CEO Tim Cook is planning to exit Apple within the next ten years. Here are the strongest contenders to be his replacement as chief executive.
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Phil Schiller
Malcolm Owen
Australian court is the latest to attack Apple on behalf of rich corporations
Apple Fellow Phil Schiller has been testifying in an Australian Federal Court about the origins of the App Store in 2008, and it's just the latest example of pointless attacks on the company.
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William Gallagher
Phil Schiller will be Apple's ecosystem defender for quite some time
Phil Schiller is Apple's biggest defender of Apple's ecosystem, a profile into the Apple Fellow declares, with the executive publicly beating the drum to maintain the vision of co-founder Steve Jobs.
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Phil Schiller warns third-party app stores are a risk to iPhone users
The introduction of third-party app marketplaces for the iPhone in EU countries could be a massive privacy and security problem for users, Apple Fellow Phil Schiller warns, despite Apple's attempts to shore up security before regulatory rules fully kick in.
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Phil Schiller allegedly held back App Store review automation
The former head of the App Store Review process at Apple believes Apple won't make major changes to improve the process unless Phil Schiller steps away from managing it.
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Apple Fellow Phil Schiller quits Twitter
Apple Fellow Phil Schiller has deactivated his account from Twitter, closing the account on Sunday for unknown reasons.
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Phil Schiller puts App Store users before developers & profits
A profile of Phil Schiller claims that his insistence on the best user experience in the App Store is putting him at odds with Apple's business people.
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Apple's May 2021 in review - Lossless Apple Music, Apple Silicon iMac, and new Apple TV 4K
In May 2021, Epic Games versus Apple may have taken some of our attention, but we gave most of it to the new Apple Silicon M1 iMac, iPad Pro, and Apple TV 4K — and on top of all that, we got news of Lossless Apple Music.
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Happy birthday to Siri, the first and most frustrating voice assistant
It's ten years since Apple introduced Siri as a beta service, which means a decade of talking to our iPhone, then Apple Watch, and HomePod.
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Wesley Hilliard
Mike Peterson
