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Apple Inc likely to release foldable iPhone as early as 2026: Report

Apple's foldable iPhone has progressed from the ideation stage, the report said, citing two people with knowledge of the matter

Apple likely to launch next-gen iPhone SE in 2025: Expected specs, price

iPhone SE would likely carry on with a single rear camera set up. However, the next-generation model could get a 48MP sensor, instead of the 12MP sensor on the current model

Apple to use latest chips in all devices to run Apple Intelligence: Report

Reportedly, Apple is planning to power the next generation iPhone SE and a new HomePod model with A18 chip, which is expected to debut with iPhone 16 series

Apple iOS 18: Public release schedule, eligible iPhones, and new features

Apple will reportedly release the first stable version of iOS 18 in mid-to-late September, after the iPhone 16 series launch event

Ripe for picking: Apple's India iPhone assembly decision bears fruit

The decision to assemble in India paid off even though it was focused on exports in the beginning. In FY19, only 10% of Apple's phones sold in India were assembled in India, a figure that has now grow

Gamma PS1 game emulator app for Apple iPhone gets more features: What's new

Gamma PS1 game emulator app for iPhones emulates retro video games from PlayStation 1. Now, it supports Multimap support for multiplayer games up to four players

iOS 17.6: Apple could release these iPhone features ahead of iOS 18 rollout

iOS 17.6 is anticipated to be the last version update in iOS 17. It is expected to bring bug fixes and improvements apart from a new "Catch Up" feature on Apple TV app for MLS Season Pass subscribers

Apple files patent to label public Wi-Fi in iOS based on anonymised data

Reportedly, Apple would use anonymised crowd-sourced data to map Wi-Fi access points and offer feedback to the iOS users about how secure a nearby public network is

Apple to release these iOS 18 features on eligible iPhones by next year

iOS 18 is out in public beta and stable general release is slated to commence from later this year, but the initial release will not bring all the features that Apple announced at WWDC

Apple rings in 35% growth in India sales to clock Rs 67,000 crore

Apple aims to increase this share to 23-25 per cent by the end of FY26, leveraging its three vendors - Tata Electronics, Pegatron, and Foxconn

Apple allows PC OS emulator on iPhone, iPad: What are these, how these work

Reportedly, Apple initially rejected App Store submissions of UTM-SE and other PC OS emulators citing that the company only allows retro-gaming console emulators on iPhones

iPhone 16 series: Apple to bring back camera parity in Pro models this year

Moreover, Apple is anticipated to equip all four models in the iPhone 16 series with the same chip. Pro models, however, could get more graphic processing power than the standard and Plus models

iOS 18 developer beta 3: What is new in Apple's platform update for iPhone

iOS 18 developer beta 3 brings several new features, including new dark mode icons, select option in Photos app, emoji in Messages, and more. Check below for details

Microsoft intends to offer Apple devices to employees in China: Report

Microsoft's move to switch to iOS-devices stems from the lack of availability of Google Play Store in China that limits its employees' access to security apps such as Microsoft Authenticator

Labour officials visit Foxconn TN plant, question executives about hiring

A Reuters investigation last week found Foxconn systematically excluded married women from assembly jobs at its main Indian plant on grounds they have more family responsibilities than others

Apple details India-focused features coming to eligible iPhones with iOS 18

Apple said the India-focused features will span across various functionalities including communication, language input, and significant updates to the Move to iOS app

Opposition asks Modi govt to question lapses in Foxconn's hiring practices

The government has sought a detailed report from the state of Tamil Nadu, site of a major iPhone factory where Reuters uncovered Foxconn's hiring practices

Apple's iPhone shipments in China surge 40% in May amid high discounts

Although the data did not explicitly mention Apple, the company is the dominant foreign phone maker in China's smartphone-dominated market

Foxconn employment row: Trade unions gather info on recruitment exercise

Employee unions at the Apple iPhone manufacturing unit of Foxconn India here said they are engaged in collection of details of recruitment exercise, after media reports emerged that married women were not hired by the Taiwan-based firm. According to employee trade union sources, they would decide on the next course of action after studying the staff recruitment process. "We are collecting the details right now. We will study the matter first, like, recruitment exercise and then decide our next action plan," a union source told PTI. The Union Ministry of Labour and Employment has sought a detailed report from the Tamil Nadu labour department after reports suggested that Foxconn was not hiring married women at the sprawling facility near here. An official of a manpower agency in Sriperumbudur said Foxconn India outsources employees through agencies and claimed that he did not come across any such incident of married women not getting preferred for recruitment. "We are recruiting ...

25% of new hires married women; nearly 70% of workforce ladies: Foxconn

Apple iPhone maker Foxconn has informed the government that 25 per cent of its new hires are married women and its safety protocol, which requires all employees to avoid wearing metal irrespective of gender or religion, is not discriminatory, sources said. In an informal note shared with the government after reports suggested it is not hiring married women, Foxconn stated that such stipulations are not part of its policy and these claims may have been made by those individuals who were not hired, sources said. They added that such media reports malign the fast-growing Indian manufacturing sector. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Labour and Employment on Wednesday sought a detailed report from the Tamil Nadu labour department on the issue of married women not being allowed to work at the Foxconn India Apple iPhone Plant, as reported by the media. "Foxconn had clarified that 25 per cent of the latest hires are married women. This would mean nearly one-third of the total women are married.