Apple services revenue breaks quarterly record on 33% growth
The Apple services segment grew by 33% to a new record high in the third fiscal quarter of 2021 thanks to continued emphasis on subscriptions like Apple TV+ and Apple Arcade.
General
Wesley Hilliard
Apple contractor repair depot described as a 'sweatshop' by workers
A repair depot contracted by Apple to fix consumers' broken hardware has been called a "sweatshop" by employees, with the workers claiming unhealthy work environments and impossible quotas.
Apple pulled from list of NAB Show 2021 attendees
Apple's return to the NAB Show after a ten-year absence is in doubt, after the trade show's website removed a mention of Apple as one of the companies taking part in 2021.
Malcolm Owen
Antitrust action the biggest threat to Apple shares, analyst says
Antitrust and government regulatory action represent some of the biggest risks to Apple, which reports earnings on Tuesday, according to an analyst at D.A. Davidson & Co.
Mike Peterson
Elon Musk takes jabs at Apple during Tesla earnings call
Tesla CEO Elon Musk took two potshots at Apple during a quarterly earnings conference call on Monday, noting the batteries in his company's cars use less cobalt than devices made by the tech giant.
Mikey Campbell
Intel to manufacture chips for Qualcomm, Amazon as it plays catch-up with TSMC
Intel on Monday provided details on its plan to catch up to specialist foundries like Apple partner TSMC, announcing new deals to make chips for Qualcomm and Amazon on its way to a roadmapped industry lead by 2025.
'The Office' writers credit first video iPod with boosting show's popularity
A pair of top writers and producers who worked on "The Office" have credited Apple's first video iPod with boosting the show's popularity in its early days.
PowerZeus 500 Portable Power Station review: Power everything, even off-grid
Keep your small devices going through extended power outages with the high-capacity PowerZeus 500 Portable Power Station.
Amber Neely
Google given two months to reform flight and hotel search results in EU
The European Union has given Google two months to change the way it presents search results for hotels and flights and to explain to authorities how it ranks them.
AppleInsider Staff
William Gallagher
