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Apple likely to launch iPhone SE, new Mac mini at March 8 special event

Tech giant Apple has announced it will be holding a spring special event on March 8 that will focus on a 5G-equipped iPhone SE and an update to the Mac mini

Apple reportedly planning a device with 20-inch foldable display

The Apple device will feature a dual-screen display that omits a physical keyboard and trackpad, and a touchscreen will help the users navigate and type on the device

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

Apple to no longer include EarPods with iPhones sold in France

Apple will no longer include EarPods with every iPhone sold in France.

Apple reduces discount value when trading Android smartphones for iPhone

Apple has significantly reduced the amount of discount users get when they trade in their Android smartphones for an Apple device.

'State-backed attackers' may have targeted iPhones: Apple to Thai activists

In a statement on Tuesday, Apple said that the NSO group had created "state-sponsored surveillance technology" that had been aimed at "very small number of users".

50 million iPhones bring Apple back to second spot among phone makers

Apple Inc. reclaimed the second spot with 50.4 million iPhones shipped in the third quarter

Apple to sell fewer iPhones as chip crisis bites, says JPMorgan

The brokerage trimmed its iPhone revenue estimate to $63 billion for the first quarter of fiscal 2022, which would be a yearly fall of nearly 4%

Apple privacy tweaks create windfall for its own advert biz: Report

The in-house business, called Search Ads, offers sponsored slots in the App Store that appear at the top of search results

Apple stops signing iOS 15.0 following iOS 15.0.1 release

Apple routinely stops signing older versions of software updates after new releases come out in order to encourage customers to keep their operating systems up to date.

Apple iPhone 13 review: The most incremental upgrade ever

The new iPhone is 10 per cent faster than the last one, and the photos are slightly better. So then what's special about it?

Apple iPhone 13 lineup in India from Sep 24, prices starting at Rs 69,900

Apple fans will be able to get their hands on the new line-up of iPhones -- iPhone 13, iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max -- with prices starting at Rs 69,900 onwards later this month

Apple unveils Watch Series 7 with redesigned display, new features

In a bid to help users improve overall wellness, tech giant Apple has announced Watch Series 7 that offers new apps, including Mindfulness app and Tai Chi along with other new features

Users trade in more iPhones than Android smartphones, says report

A new report suggests that iPhone gets traded in at a higher rate than Android handsets, with nearly one-third of Apple trade-ins going toward the purchase of an upgrade.

US federal Judge loosens Apple's grip on closely-run app store

A federal judge ordered Apple to dismantle part of the competitive barricade guarding its closely run app store, threatening one of the iPhone maker's biggest moneymakers. It could potentially also save app developers billions of dollars that could encourage them to lower the prices paid by consumers. The challenge was mounted by Epic Games, best known as the maker of Fortnite, the popular video game played by about 400 million people worldwide. Apple shares dipped sharply immediately upon the issuance of the ruling and was trading down 3% Friday. Epic, based in Cary, North Carolina, is a private company. The legal battle targeted commissions of up to 30% that Apple has been charging on digital transactions within apps. Such transactions can include everything from Netflix or Spotify subscriptions to the sale of digital item such as songs, movies or virtual tchotchkes for video games. Epic cast that highly lucrative fee as a price-gouging tactic that wouldn't be possible if competin

Germany wants Apple to offer iPhone updates for 7 years: Report

Smartphone producers, including Apple, should be required to provide security patches and spare parts for iPhones and other devices for seven years, according to a proposal from the German government

Apple plans to add satellite features to iPhones for emergencies

The company is developing at least two related emergency features that will rely on satellite networks, aiming to release them in future iPhones, according to a person with knowledge of the situation

Apple won't let you engrave certain keywords on iPhones in China

Apple is censoring words and phrases relating to politics, religion, democracy and human rights -- which customers can engrave on its products -- in mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan

Netflix rolls out Spatial Audio support through app update for iPhone, iPad

Video streaming giant Netflix has confirmed that it is now rolling out Spatial Audio support to its iPhone and iPad applications

Apple to scan iPhones for images of child abuse, researchers raise concern

Some security researchers believe the system could be misused by governments looking to surveil their citizens