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Apple's WWDC 2025: When, How To Watch The Keynote And What To Expect

Steve Jobs' Widow Is Backing Jony Ive's Mystery AI Device Even Though She's Still 'Very Close' To Apple Leadership: 'If It Wasn't For Laurene…'

Nokia Was Worth 40 Times More Than Apple 25 Years Ago, When The Legendary Nokia 3310 Was Launched: 7 Years Later, Steve Jobs Ended The Era Of Dumb Phones. Is The Writing On The Wall For Cupertino As It Trails In The AI Race?

Steve Jobs' Widow Is Backing Jony Ive's Mystery AI Device Even Though She's Still 'Very Close' To Apple Leadership: 'If It Wasn't For Laurene…'

Nokia Was Worth 40 Times More Than Apple 25 Years Ago, When The Legendary Nokia 3310 Was Launched: 7 Years Later, Steve Jobs Ended The Era Of Dumb Phones. Is The Writing On The Wall For Cupertino As It Trails In The AI Race?

From iOS Overhaul, iPhone Camera Upgrade To Trump's Tariffs: This Week In Appleverse

Apple Is Reportedly Making iOS Take A Leap From 18 To 26 — Here's Why

From iOS Overhaul, iPhone Camera Upgrade To Trump's Tariffs: This Week In Appleverse

Apple Is Reportedly Making iOS Take A Leap From 18 To 26 — Here's Why

Apple Could Join 200MP Camera Club, Matching Samsung's Flagship Specs: Report

Trump's Targeting Of Apple Isn't Random — Analyst Says It's A Calculated Move For Maximum Political Gain

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Trump's 25% Tariffs, India Expansion, Trade-In Price Hike, And More: This Week In Appleverse

Apple Would Rather Absorb A 25% iPhone Tariff Than Move Production To The US, Says Analyst: '...No Guarantee They Won't Face Repeated Tariff Threats During His Term'

Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says the company is more likely to absorb a 25% tariff than move iPhone production to the US.

Despite Trump's Warning To Tim Cook, Apple Moves Ahead With $1.5 Billion India Expansion Via Foxconn To Boost iPhone Production: Report

Apple is moving ahead with a $1.5 billion Foxconn investment to expand iPhone production in India, despite Trump's appeal.

Apple Could Reportedly Launch AI Smart Glasses Next Year And Here Is What All They Are Expected To Do

Apple is reportedly preparing to launch AI-powered smart glasses by 2026 to rival Meta's Ray-Bans, while shelving plans for a camera-equipped smartwatch amid shifting focus toward wearable AI devices.

Why Is Apple Still Behind On AI? Expert Dissects Reasons Behind iPhone Maker Lagging Likes Of Microsoft And Amazon Despite Poaching Google's AI Chief

Apple hired Google's AI chief in 2018 to boost its artificial intelligence efforts, but seven years later, it still lags behind OpenAI, Microsoft, and Amazon due to internal delays, underinvestment, and strategic missteps, according to a new report.

Apple Reportedly Leans On AI To Boost iPhone Battery Life In iOS 19 Ahead Of Launching Thinner iPhone 17 This Fall

Apple is reportedly adding an AI-powered battery optimization tool to iOS 19 to extend battery life ahead of launching a thinner iPhone 17 with a smaller battery this fall.

Warren Buffett Says 'Tim Cook Has Made Berkshire A Lot More Money,' Apple's $95 Million Privacy Lawsuit Settlement And More: Top Appleverse Updates

The past week was a whirlwind for Apple Inc. with a series of major announcements and controversies. From Steve Jobs' resurfaced interview about the importance of hiring top-notch software engineers, to changes in iPhone release strategy, and a privacy lawsuit settlement, the tech giant was in the headlines throughout the week. Here's a recap of the top stories.

iPhone Users Invited To Claim Share Of Apple's $95 Million Privacy Lawsuit Settlement: How To Know If You're On The List

Apple is offering compensation to users who believe Siri secretly recorded private conversations, as part of a $95 million settlement over privacy concerns.

Apple To Split iPhone Launches Starting 2026, Foldable Model May Debut With iPhone 18 Pro: Report

Apple plans to shift to a biannual iPhone release schedule starting with the iPhone 18 series in 2026, separating high-end and affordable models.

Apple Braces For $900 Million Tariff Impact, Tim Cook Discusses Potential iPhone Manufacturing Shift To US With Lutnick And More: This Week In Appleverse

The week was a whirlwind for Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL), with a series of news stories that painted a mixed picture for the tech giant. From tariff impacts to potential manufacturing shifts, easing App Store rules, and AI-enabled iPhone sales, the company made headlines on multiple fronts.

Tim Cook Says iPhone 16 Sales Stronger In Markets With Apple Intelligence Despite Siri Struggles

Despite concerns over delays in AI features like Siri, Tim Cook reported that iPhone 16 sales have surged in countries with Apple Intelligence enabled.

Apple Executive 'Outright Lied,' Says Judge In Epic Case Fallout — Tim Cook 'Chose Poorly'

A U.S. District Judge found Apple in contempt of court for evading a 2021 injunction related to its App Store payment practices, accusing the company of lying under oath and withholding key documents, while also referring the matter for potential criminal contempt charges.

Apple Ordered To Ease App Store Rules In US — Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney Proposes Peace Deal, Saying 'We'll Return Fortnite' And Drop All Litigation Only If...

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney offered to bring Fortnite back to the App Store and end litigation if Apple agrees to global changes in its payment practices.

Apple's Tariff Dodging, Production Shifts, And EU Fines: This Week In Appleverse

Apple faced a tumultuous week with new tariffs, supply chain concerns, and a hefty EU fine. Analysts lower price targets amid rising costs and AI delays.

Apple's Week Of Tariffs, iPhone Stockpile, Stock Slides, And More: This Week In Appleverse

From tariff exemptions to stock nosedives and innovative tech rumors, Apple has been in the spotlight.

Apple's iPhone Stockpile Could Disrupt Supply Chain Amid Looming Chip Tariffs, Warns Top Analyst — Identifies Cupertino's Best Option Beyond White House Talks

Apple has temporarily avoided steep U.S. tariffs on China-made products, but analyst Ming-Chi Kuo warns the company's preemptive iPhone stockpile and ongoing trade risks could disrupt its supply chain—making India-based production its best long-term safeguard.

Apple's Stock Market Woes, Airlifting iPhones To Beat Tariffs, Moving Production To India, And More: This Week In Appleverse

Apple faced a tumultuous week with stock nosedive, U.S.-China tensions, urgent logistics, customer rush, and production shift to India due to tariffs.

Apple Stock Nosediving Since 'Liberation Day' Tariffs Has Created Panic, Says Gene Munster: Predicts Tim Cook's 'Favorable' Relationship With Trump, Xi Jinping Will Rescue iPhone-Maker

Apple investors panic as trade tensions between US and China escalate. Despite short-term challenges, analyst Gene Munster is optimistic about long-term outlook.

Apple Reportedly Flew 5 Flights Of iPhones Ahead Of Trump's 104% Tariffs On China Taking Effect: Stock Sinks Amid Esclating US-China Trade Tensions

Apple raced to transport products from India and China to the U.S. before new tariffs took effect, stockpiling inventory and potentially raising production costs.

Apple Customers Flock To Stores As Tariffs Threaten To Drive iPhone Prices Up By 45%: Report

U.S. consumers are rushing to buy new iPhones ahead of potential price hikes, driven by President Trump's newly announced tariffs on Chinese imports, which could increase manufacturing costs by 45%.

Apple Reportedly Plans To Move More iPhone Production To India Amid Trump Tariff Fears: Could This Solve The Potential 40% Price Hike?

Apple is reportedly shifting more of its iPhone production to India in an attempt to mitigate the impact of President Trump's new tariffs.

Tariffs, Production Fantasies, And Analyst Predictions: This Week In Appleverse

iPhone Prices Could Soar To Almost $2,300 Due To Trump Tariffs If Apple Decides To Pass On The Costs To Buyers

Trump's tariffs may lead to significant price increases for Apple products, with analysts projecting a 30-40% surge if costs are passed to consumers.

	
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