Tim Cook confirms employee return to Apple Park pushed to at least October
Apple employees won't be required to return to offices until at least October, says CEO Tim Cook.
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General
Wesley Hilliard
Apple releases fourth public beta of iOS 15, iPadOS 15, tvOS 15, watchOS 8, macOS Monterey
Apple has released the fourth beta of iOS 15, iPadOS 15, tvOS 15, watchOS 8, and macOS Monterey to members of its public software testing program.
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Apple releases watchOS 7.6.1 update with bug fixes, security updates
Apple has released watchOS 7.6.1, a minor update to the Apple Watch operating system that likely only contains bug fixes and security updates.
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Mike Peterson
Most analysts got Apple's Q3 2021 wrong — here's what they predicted
Apple reported Q3 2021 revenue and earnings that smashed expectations — meaning a lot of analysts were wrong. Here's what analysts predicted for Apple's June quarter, versus what Apple actually reported.
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Apple 'cracking down' on non-work Slack channels over staff remote work debate [u]
An internal Slack channel discussing Apple's remote working plans is under threat as the company is to enforce its rule limiting channels to specific project work.
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William Gallagher
New energy regulations prompt Dell to stop sales of high-performance PCs in six states
Six U.S. states have implemented new regulations on high-performance PCs, saying the energy-hungry computers contribute to increased utility fees and green house gas emissions.
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AppleInsider Staff
Twitter acquires news summary startup Brief, iOS app to shut down
Twitter has acquired news aggregator and summary service Brief, with the latest bulletin in the startup's iOS app scheduled for July 31.
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Apple makes its own components only when it can 'do something better'
Apple CEO Tim Cook says the company decides to design its own components, rather than sourcing third-party parts, if it concludes that it can "do something better."
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Apple sees positive customer reaction to App Tracking Transparency
Apple CEO Tim Cook said the company is seeing "quite a bit" of positive reaction from customers to its App Tracking Transparency privacy feature.
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Malcolm Owen
Mikey Campbell
Amber Neely
