Apple's July 2021 in review - MagSafe Battery launched, Ted Lasso relaunched, Kanye West didn't

July was anything but its usual quiet self in 2021, and if Apple released very little new hardware, it still had a record-breaking month in many, many ways.

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Apple's June 2021 in review: WWDC, legal battles, and no 14-inch MacBook Pro - yet

It lacked all the hardware launches we expected, but June 2021 had everything else from WWDC launches to controversies to new macOS and iOS, and more.

William Gallagher 4 years ago 1

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.

William Gallagher 4 years ago 2

Apple's billions, Facebook whining, and MagSafe warnings - Apple's January 2021 in review

Apple revealed just how much money we've paid it, plus it got into a spat with Facebook, and it stepped up its fitness workouts.

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Tim Cook pledges Apple donations after 30 tornadoes ravage southern U.S.

Apple will be supporting relief efforts after Friday and Saturday's series of tornadoes caused devastation in the South and Midwest of the United States, said CEO Tim Cook, by making donations.

Malcolm Owen 4 years ago 0

Chinese media downplaying Apple's reported $275B deal with the country

State-run media in China is downplaying and questioning reports that Apple CEO Tim Cook signed a secretive $275 billion deal with the Chinese government.

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Apple made secret 5-year $275B deal with Chinese government

Apple's success in China is allegedly down to an agreement with the country's government to help develop its economy, with a report claiming CEO Tim Cook personally lobbied officials to get the best deal for the company.

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Apple hourly workers feel helpless under punishing pressure & mistreatment

Hourly workers in Apple's retail stores and the company's support call centers have revealed how poor conditions have led to struggles to pay rent — and even to suicide.

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Tim Cook 'feels good' about Apple's Self Service Repair initiative

Apple CEO Tim Cook is optimistic about the upcoming Self Service Repair program, and that the program is ideal for technicians and enthusiasts "trained to do this."

Malcolm Owen 4 years ago 24

'Ted Lasso' cast launch Apple's new The Grove store

Ahead of its official opening, Apple's relocated The Grove store in Los Angeles, hosted the cast of Apple TV+ hit "Ted Lasso" for a Q&A event.

William Gallagher 4 years ago 4

Morgan Stanley expects Apple to be 'game changer' in Augmented Reality

Investment bank Morgan Stanley has advised clients that AR will see "liftoff" once Apple enters the market, says launches are coming soon.

William Gallagher 4 years ago 8

Apple marks 40 years in France, opens Apple Music studio in Paris

Apple has announced a new Apple Music studio on the Champs-Elysees in Paris, as it celebrates four decades since it first began operations in France.

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Ex-WeWork CEO Adam Neumann apologizes to Tim Cook for being 'an idiot'

WeWork founder Adam Neumann says he blew a chance to learn from Apple CEO Tim Cook.

Mike Peterson 4 years ago 12

Apple CEO Tim Cook talks Bitcoin, China & side-loading in wide-ranging interview

Apple CEO Tim Cook spoke on a variety of topics at The New York Times DealBook summit, including the company's role in users' mental health — and the fact that he personally owns Bitcoin.

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Eddy Cue gives $10 million to Duke University for recruitment, diversity

Duke University alumni and Apple executive Eddy Cue, and partner Paula Cue, have given gifts totalling $10 million to establish a Cue Faculty Fellows program.

William Gallagher 4 years ago 3

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