Ever since Apple introduced the iPhone more than 10 years ago, everyone else in the business has copied the newcomer. We’ve been waiting for more than a decade for someone to “kill” the >>
Ever since Apple introduced the iPhone more than 10 years ago, everyone else in the business has copied the newcomer. We’ve been waiting for more than a decade for someone to “kill” the >>
For years now, Apple CEO Tim Cook reminded the world how vital user privacy and data security are to the company. Just as it made sure that hardware and software encryption, and user >>
Apple is still very committed to both user privacy and strong encryption, especially in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica revelations. In an interview, Apple CEO Tim Cook asked for “well-crafted” regulation when >>
Earlier this week, Apple was named the most innovative company in the world by Fast Company. Hardly a surprise, Apple over the last 12 months introduced a number of compelling new products, not the >>
Apple made a boatload of cash this year, and the iPhone’s sales performance is to blame. Again. That’s why Tim Cook and other Apple execs received appropriate compensation. On top of that, the >>
Tax reform is the one lifejacket of normality that the Trump administration is still clinging to during its present storm. Stock market values have been slowly climbing over the course of 2017, almost >>
Apple has just announced the iPhone X, the 10th iPhone and the biggest upgrade in a year. With great power comes even greater pricetags, and that’s exactly what we’re getting. The iPhone X >>
Ahead of Apple’s iPhone 8 and iPhone X event tomorrow, Tim Cook sat down for an interesting interview with Adam Lashinsky of Fortune. Though the interview doesn’t provide us with anything nearly as >>
