Remembering Steve Jobs
Apple's late CEO is still venerated and missed. On the tenth anniversary of Steve Jobs's death, AppleInsider explores what the man himself thought about living and dying.
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Tim Cook
William Gallagher
Apple will likely be unaffected by the federal election results, but inside California is a different story
Democrats gained control of the House of Representatives, meaning divided government and changes in how Washington works — and AppleInsider takes a look at possible implications for Apple's initiatives in Washington D.C., and on a more local level how the company may have to spend in its home state.
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Stephen Silver
Notes of interest from Apple's Q4 2018 earnings report and conference call
Apple set a new high for the September quarter that is continuing to be supported by a premium-priced iPhone lineup, as well as continued growth in the services segment. Following the publication of its fourth fiscal quarter 2018 results, the company provided additional detail on the record-breaking performance in an earnings conference call.
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Mike Wuerthele
There are now 100 million active Macs thanks to high number of new adopters
Apple has reached a new milestone for the Mac, revealing during its special event that it has an active installed base of over 100 million Macs and MacBooks around the world.
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Malcolm Owen
Tim Cook speech on privacy, rumored new Macs, and potential new modems for iPhones on the AppleInsider Podcast
The AppleInsider Podcast delves into Tim Cook's firm stance on privacy, what it means to have principles in tech, the Bloomberg Spy Chip story again, rumored new Macs, and possible new modems for iPhones.
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Victor Marks
Cook continues European tour with stop in Spain to promote HomePod launch
Apple CEO Tim Cook confirmed a continuing European trip on Thursday, making a stop in Madrid, Spain to help promote the HomePod a day ahead of its local launch.
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Roger Fingas
Former Facebook security chief questions Apple's privacy double standard in China
Following Apple CEO Tim Cook's impassioned speech on privacy delivered at a privacy conference in Brussels, former Facebook chief security officer Alex Stamos questioned the tech giant's motives and current policies in a hot take posted to Twitter.
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Mikey Campbell
Tim Cook declares iCloud spy chip account '100 percent a lie' in privacy interview
Apple CEO Tim Cook is continuing to call out Bloomberg's report about Chinese spy chips embedded into iCloud servers as false, proclaiming in an interview about the company's stance on privacy and taxation that the report "is 100 percent a lie."
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Tim Cook calls data collection 'surveillance' in blunt, forceful speech on 'data-industrial complex'
Speaking at an international conference on data privacy, Apple's CEO praised the European Union and called for the US to follow its lead with federal law to protect citizens' rights agains the threat of "data-industrial complex."
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