Apple is in talks with the Murugappa Group and Tata Group's Titan Company to produce sub-components needed for iPhone camera modules
Taiwanese major, Foxconn, is the largest manufacturer of iPhones in India, contributing to around 67%
Only users who perceive themselves as potential targets should use the feature, says company
Starting with the iPhone 15 models, users and independent repair providers will be able to utilise used Apple screens, batteries, cameras and biometric sensors for repairs
Apple has announced it will allow video game emulators on its App Store for iPhone. These emulators would let you play old generation video games from the likes of Nintendo, Mitashi, and more
With robotics, Apple could gain a bigger foothold in consumers' homes and capitalize on advances in artificial intelligence
CERT-In says vulnerability can allow a hacker to remotely gain access Apple devices
There have been rumours about Apple developing a foldable iPhone, but there is no official confirmation yet and, if there is one in the works, it likely won't be released in 2024
The People's Daily newspaper, an official mouthpiece for the Chinese Communist Party, has said that China is an indispensable part of the global supply chain
He said China is promoting tech innovation, and that sectors like artificial intelligence and cloud computing offer massive opportunities to companies like Apple
Once the world's most valuable firm at more than $3 trillion, Apple has underperformed both the Nasdaq 100 and the S&P 500 in 2024
It has also exceeded its target for the third year in which the eligibility for incentives were pegged at a maximum of Rs 75,000 crore for the three vendors
Apple has agreed to pay USD 490 million to settle a class-action lawsuit alleging CEO Tim Cook misled investors about a steep downturn in iPhone's sales in China that culminated in a jarring revision to the company's revenue forecast. The preliminary settlement filed on Friday in Oakland, California, federal court stems from a shareholder lawsuit focused on the way Apple relayed information about how iPhone models released in September 2018 were performing in China, one of the company's biggest markets. Cook signalled that the new iPhones were off to a good start during an investor conference call in early November 2018, according to the complaint. That reassurance dissolved into a huge letdown on January 2, 2019 when the Cook issued a warning that Apple's revenue for the just-completed quarter would fall USD 9 billion below management's forecast for the period. What's more, virtually all of the sales drop was traced to weak demand in China. It marked the first time Apple had cut i
Apple plans to build on existing third-party options for migrating data from an iPhone to a smartphone with different operating system
The current generation Apple iPhone SE has a dated design, featuring a 4.7-inch display, Touch ID, and a single camera sensor on the rear
Currently in beta, iOS 17.4 for iPhone shows detailed battery health information under two new option - Battery Health and Charging Optimisation. Read on for details
The workers requested wage raises for the next three years but could not reach an amicable resolution, according to the letter
Bart Andre, who joined Apple in 1992 alongside Ive, told colleagues this month that he is retiring, according to people familiar with the matter
Apple's foldable devices are likely in their early stages of development and are not expected for mass production until next year
Apple has unveiled a sweeping plan to tear down some of the competitive barriers that it has built around its lucrative iPhone franchise. The announcement on Thursday comes as it moves to comply with upcoming European regulations aimed at giving consumers the choice to use alternative app stores. The overhaul, scheduled to take effect in early March, will include concessions that Apple had previously refused to make in its app store, including lowering the fees that it collects from developers in Europe. Most notably, Apple for the first time will allow iPhone users in Europe to switch to use app stores other than the company-operated one that comes installed on the mobile device. It will also enable enable developers to offer alternative payment systems that could help them make more money while potentially lowering their prices. But Apple says it believes opening up the iPhone to outsiders will also increase the chances that consumers venturing outside its proprietary system will