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Apple Car team must be restructured to meet production goal for 2025

Apple's team working on the company's long-rumored electric vehicle has been dissolved for some time and it needs to be restructured within the next 3 to 6 months to achieve goal of mass production

Foxconn halts Shenzhen operations, adjusts China production on Covid curbs

Major Apple Inc supplier and iPhone assembler Foxconn said on Monday it has suspended operations in the Chinese city of Shenzhen to comply with the local government's COVID-19 control policies

Apple to chime louder in Asia with new 5G iPhone SE

New 5G SE model should help low-end appeal in Asia; Apple prices latest phone at $429

Apple may be challenged by Aramco as world's most valuable firm

Though Aramco is still more than 10% away from reclaiming the top spot, the continued surge in energy prices as countries impose sanctions on Russia's oil has raised the possibility

Apple announces low-cost iPhone SE with 5G, faster chip for new Mac Studio

The new iPad Air also features a 12-megapixel front camera

Apple to repair Face ID on iPhone XS without replacing entire device

Cupertino based tech giant Apple is planning to repair Face ID on the iPhone XS and newer without replacing the entire device.

Apple Car to feature autopilot tech from South Korean company: Report

Apple is working on a self-driving electric car that could launch in a few years.

Apple to reportedly launch iMac Pro with M1 chip, Mini-LED display

The base model of the iMac Pro will feature 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage, which can be upgraded to a much more capable configuration

Apple's latest update of MacOS 12.2 to fix battery drain issues

Before Thursday's updates, some users reported their MacBooks' batteries would drain while the computer was asleep, sometimes even reaching 0 per cent charge overnight

Apple outperforms Samsung in global smartphone market: Reports

Data showed that Apple tends to perform better in the fourth quarter, helped by new iPhone launches that mostly happen in the second half of a year, reports Yonhap news agency

'Tap to Pay': Apple announces contactless payments via new iPhones

Tap to Pay on iPhone will be available for payment platforms and app developers to integrate into their iOS apps and offer as a payment option to their business customers in the US first, Apple said

Despite privacy changes, digital ad spend to hit $753 bn in 2026

The mobile in-app revenue will account for 56 per cent of global spend by 2026, according to Juniper Research

iOS 15.4 hints at push notifications coming to web apps

With the first betas of iOS and iPadOS 15.4 released last week, Apple added a 'Push API' toggle in the Experimental settings page for Safari, reports MacRumors

Apple now allows developers to distribute unlisted apps on the App Store

Developers can now publish an app to the App Store that can only be installed via a direct link - the app is unlisted and cannot be found through normal App Store search and discovery means

Apple's stock racks up biggest one-day gain since July 2020

The world's largest company by market value raked in sales of nearly $124 bn and profit of $34 bn, showcasing its ability to navigate a global supply crunch during the crucial holiday quarter

Wall Street rallies, capping frenetic week with best day of the year

Apple jumps after record holiday-quarter sales, Visa surges on increased travel, e-commerce spending; Caterpillar falls after flagging margin pressure

Nikkei posts worst week in 2 months, despite Apple-inspired rebound

Nikkei declined 2.93%, its fourth straight weekly drop, as Japanese stocks joined a global sell-off.

Apple sells iPhone worth $71.6 billion despite global supply constraints

Apple iPhone revenue grew 9% to an all-time record of $71.6 bn in the October-December quarter. The company expects another record January-March quarter despite supply chain issues and chip shortage

Apple dethrones Samsung to claim top spot in global smartphone sales

A report by Counterpoint Research, published Wednesday, said Apple (AAPL) reached its "highest ever" market share in China in the three months to December

Apple plans to replace 13-inch MacBook Pro with 14-inch 'M2' model

Cupertino-based tech giant Apple is reportedly planning to replace the 13-inch MacBook Pro with a new 14-inch model that will sport a new M2 chipset.