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After Apple, Samsung Faces 25% Trump Tariff Threat. There Could Be More
President Donald Trump said that the tariffs he threatened against Apple Inc earlier Friday would also be aimed at a wider range of device makers, including Samsung Electronics Co, to spur them into moving manufacturing of their products to the US.
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Apple Must Resolve ‘Fortnite’ Return or Answer for It to Judge
Apple will have to answer to a judge for refusing to restore Fortnite to its US App Store. Epic’s chief executive officer had announced three weeks ago that his company’s flagship game would be resubmitted to App Store after the companies fought in court for almost five years.
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Epic Games Asks Court to Force Apple to Approve Fortnite on US Store
Epic Games asked a court to force Apple to approve access to the hit game Fortnite in the US App Store. On Wednesday, Epic pulled its initial submission after not hearing back from Apple and resubmitted it with updated content to match the game on other platforms.
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Apple Renews Fears About Tariffs, China With Wobbly Report
Apple's much-awaited quarterly earnings report failed to soothe investor concerns. The iPhone maker warned in the Thursday statement that tariffs will increase costs this quarter, a sign that geopolitical tensions are taking a growing toll on the world’s most valuable business.Â
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Apple to Source Billions of US-Made Chips in Supply Chain Shift
Apple to source more than 19 billion chips from the US this year. Company CEO Tim Cook affirmed expectations that Apple will in future make the vast majority of its US-bound iPhones in India — reducing output from China as the Donald Trump administration threatens to slap punitive tariffs on its Asian rival.
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Apple’s 20th Anniversary iPhone, Foldable iPhone Will Be Manufactured in China: Mark Gurman
Apple is anticipated to come with a significant redesign for the 20th-anniversary edition of its iPhone lineup, which is expected to launch in September 2027. The Cupertino-based company will likely launch a unique flagship Pro device alongside a foldable iPhone. Now, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman states that Apple won’t be able to manufacture its fi...
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Apple’s New Siri Chief Enlists Vision Pro Talent to Start Comeback Bid
Apple's new Siri engineering chief is overhauling the management team. Mike Rockwell, head of engineering for the assistant, is replacing much of Siri’s leadership with lieutenants from his Vision Pro software group. He’s also restructuring teams related to speech, understanding, performance and user experience, said the people, who asked not t...
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Apple to Reorganise Sales Division With Departure of Enterprise Chief
Mark Rogers, Apple’s vice president of western Europe and global enterprise sales, told colleagues that he’s leaving this fall. The move hasn’t been announced. In his current role, he oversees sales to corporate entities globally.
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Apple Customers Dash to Stores to Buy iPhones Ahead of Tariffs
The Trump administration’s threat of massive new tariffs has lead to customers rushing to retail stores to buy iPhones. Apple’s US retail stores saw higher sales over this past weekend than in prior years in at least some major markets, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
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Apple Production Hubs Hit by Tariffs, Sending Shares Plummeting
Apple is finding itself squarely in the crosshairs of President Donald Trump’s new tariffs. The tariffs cover many Apple manufacturing centers, undercutting efforts to shift away from China. India, where Apple is increasingly building iPhones and AirPods for instance, is getting a 26 percent reciprocal tariff.
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Apple Appoints Global Head for Its Retail Stores in Latest Management Shift
Apple is promoting Vanessa Trigub to a new role as vice president of stores and retail operations globally. That executive, a longtime Apple veteran, returned last year to a role handling both retail and human-resource operations.
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Apple's Foldable iPhone to Launch in 2026, to Have the Same Technologies as iPhone 17 Air: Mark Gurman
Apple's foldable iPhone has been in the rumour mill for quite some time now. The Cupertino-based tech giant is expected to be preparing to reveal its first foldable iPhone next year and the latest report by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman adds more credibility to this claims. The design language of the foldable handset is said to be identical to Samsung's ...
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Apple Shuffles AI Executive Ranks in Bid to Turn Around Siri
Apple is undergoing a rare shake-up of its executive ranks. Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook will be appointing Vision Pro creator Mike Rockwell as the in charge of the Siri virtual assistant. Apple is yet to confirm the development.
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iPhone 17 Air Was Supposed to Offer Port-Free Design, But Apple Canned the Plan: Mark Gurman
iPhone 17 Air is expected to launch in the second quarter of the year. It is expected to debut as Apple's thinnest phone to date and is likely to replace the Plus variant. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman has now revealed more details about the upcoming slim iPhone. The brand reportedly considered launching the iPhone 17 Air without any ports.
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Amazon Plans to Introduce Premium Tier of AI-Powered Alexa Gadgets
Amazon is stepping up its AI game with the next line of Alexa gadgets. The introduction of tonier hardware, which will coexist with lower- and mid-priced products, is a bid to give consumers more choice while generating new excitement for an Alexa franchise that has lost luster in recent years.
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After Apple, Samsung Faces 25% Trump Tariff Threat. There Could Be More
President Donald Trump said that the tariffs he threatened against Apple Inc earlier Friday would also be aimed at a wider range of device makers, including Samsung Electronics Co, to spur them into moving manufacturing of their products to the US.
-
Apple Must Resolve ‘Fortnite’ Return or Answer for It to Judge
Apple will have to answer to a judge for refusing to restore Fortnite to its US App Store. Epic’s chief executive officer had announced three weeks ago that his company’s flagship game would be resubmitted to App Store after the companies fought in court for almost five years.
-
Epic Games Asks Court to Force Apple to Approve Fortnite on US Store
Epic Games asked a court to force Apple to approve access to the hit game Fortnite in the US App Store. On Wednesday, Epic pulled its initial submission after not hearing back from Apple and resubmitted it with updated content to match the game on other platforms.
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Apple Renews Fears About Tariffs, China With Wobbly Report
Apple's much-awaited quarterly earnings report failed to soothe investor concerns. The iPhone maker warned in the Thursday statement that tariffs will increase costs this quarter, a sign that geopolitical tensions are taking a growing toll on the world’s most valuable business.Â
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Apple to Source Billions of US-Made Chips in Supply Chain Shift
Apple to source more than 19 billion chips from the US this year. Company CEO Tim Cook affirmed expectations that Apple will in future make the vast majority of its US-bound iPhones in India — reducing output from China as the Donald Trump administration threatens to slap punitive tariffs on its Asian rival.
-
Apple’s 20th Anniversary iPhone, Foldable iPhone Will Be Manufactured in China: Mark Gurman
Apple is anticipated to come with a significant redesign for the 20th-anniversary edition of its iPhone lineup, which is expected to launch in September 2027. The Cupertino-based company will likely launch a unique flagship Pro device alongside a foldable iPhone. Now, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman states that Apple won’t be able to manufacture its fi...
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Apple’s New Siri Chief Enlists Vision Pro Talent to Start Comeback Bid
Apple's new Siri engineering chief is overhauling the management team. Mike Rockwell, head of engineering for the assistant, is replacing much of Siri’s leadership with lieutenants from his Vision Pro software group. He’s also restructuring teams related to speech, understanding, performance and user experience, said the people, who asked not t...
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Apple to Reorganise Sales Division With Departure of Enterprise Chief
Mark Rogers, Apple’s vice president of western Europe and global enterprise sales, told colleagues that he’s leaving this fall. The move hasn’t been announced. In his current role, he oversees sales to corporate entities globally.
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Apple Customers Dash to Stores to Buy iPhones Ahead of Tariffs
The Trump administration’s threat of massive new tariffs has lead to customers rushing to retail stores to buy iPhones. Apple’s US retail stores saw higher sales over this past weekend than in prior years in at least some major markets, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
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Apple Production Hubs Hit by Tariffs, Sending Shares Plummeting
Apple is finding itself squarely in the crosshairs of President Donald Trump’s new tariffs. The tariffs cover many Apple manufacturing centers, undercutting efforts to shift away from China. India, where Apple is increasingly building iPhones and AirPods for instance, is getting a 26 percent reciprocal tariff.
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Apple Appoints Global Head for Its Retail Stores in Latest Management Shift
Apple is promoting Vanessa Trigub to a new role as vice president of stores and retail operations globally. That executive, a longtime Apple veteran, returned last year to a role handling both retail and human-resource operations.
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Apple's Foldable iPhone to Launch in 2026, to Have the Same Technologies as iPhone 17 Air: Mark Gurman
Apple's foldable iPhone has been in the rumour mill for quite some time now. The Cupertino-based tech giant is expected to be preparing to reveal its first foldable iPhone next year and the latest report by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman adds more credibility to this claims. The design language of the foldable handset is said to be identical to Samsung's ...
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Apple Shuffles AI Executive Ranks in Bid to Turn Around Siri
Apple is undergoing a rare shake-up of its executive ranks. Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook will be appointing Vision Pro creator Mike Rockwell as the in charge of the Siri virtual assistant. Apple is yet to confirm the development.
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iPhone 17 Air Was Supposed to Offer Port-Free Design, But Apple Canned the Plan: Mark Gurman
iPhone 17 Air is expected to launch in the second quarter of the year. It is expected to debut as Apple's thinnest phone to date and is likely to replace the Plus variant. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman has now revealed more details about the upcoming slim iPhone. The brand reportedly considered launching the iPhone 17 Air without any ports.
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Amazon Plans to Introduce Premium Tier of AI-Powered Alexa Gadgets
Amazon is stepping up its AI game with the next line of Alexa gadgets. The introduction of tonier hardware, which will coexist with lower- and mid-priced products, is a bid to give consumers more choice while generating new excitement for an Alexa franchise that has lost luster in recent years.
