Apple Stories
Why Samsung's Move To Build Smartphones In Vietnam Will Help It Better Compete In China
To compete with low-cost smartphones in China, Samsung is learning it has to move operations to Vietnam.
FTC Eyes Apple's HealthKit With Privacy Concerns Surrounding User Data
The FTC is seeking reassurances from Apple that it will prevent user data from being shared without their consent.
Bored Of The USA?: ‘Made In America’ Jeans Maker Levi Strauss To Move 500 Jobs Offshore
IT, finance, HR, customer service and other roles headed abroad through outsourcer Wipro.
Apple Inc. (AAPL) Breaks Market Cap Record As Stock Surges To All-Time High After Series Of Upgrades
Apple shares surged on Thursday to $113.20, setting a new all-time high to become the most valuable company in the world.
Apple Yanks Fitbit From Online Store After HealthKit Snub
Fitbit's products have been removed from Apple's online store after Fitbit refused to integrate its data with Health app.
Apple Releases 'Deregister iMessage' Page For Users Switching Away From iPhone
Android users switching away from iPhone no longer need to jump through a number of hoops to turn off iMessage.
Lenovo 'Sisley' S90: A Less Than Subtle Apple iPhone Clone
Lenovo's latest smartphone bears a lot of similar features to a recently released smartphone out of Cupertino, California.
Police See $5000 Gold Apple Watch As Potential Thief Magnet
Complexity and theft may deter some users from opting for the higher-end wearable from Apple.
Free MS Office: CEO Nadella’s Radical Plan Shows Microsoft Officially Over Steve Ballmer
CEO Satya Nadella’s plan to make office freely available on Android and iOS gadgets shows he’s willing to work with competitors to build market share.
AppleCare For Enterprise: IBM-Backed Service Girds Apple's Push To Oust Microsoft From Biz Market
The service is one of many business solutions Apple is pushing as it invades Microsoft's last beachhead--the office.
Bono: 100 Million iTunes Users Listened To At Least One Track On 'Songs Of Innocence'
U2's frontman says the iTunes deal was a success for the band, despite the widespread criticism.
iCloud-Connected Devices, Including iPhone And iPad, Face Russian Ban
Apple's devices connected to iCloud could see themselves banned from Russia starting next year.
Apple Pay Rival CurrentC CEO Defends Mobile Payment Service In Latest Interview
Apple Pay's rival competitor has consequences for merchants that choose to accept both CurrentC and Apple's solution at the same time.
Entrepreneurs Say Ireland's Tech Economy Will Survive End Of 'Double Irish' Tax Loophole
Ireland is out to show it can still be the 'Celtic Tiger' without the tax loopholes.
Apple Watch Rumored To Release On Feb. 14, 18-Karat Gold Edition Could Cost Up To $5,000
Apple had said that the Apple Watch would be priced starting at $350, assumed to be the price of the aluminum model.
Samsung Loses More Ground In Q3 As Locals Shine In China, India
Home-grown smartphone sellers with global ambitions are playing an aggressive price game to thwart market leader Samsung.
Alibaba Group's Ambitious Mobile OS Strategy: Can BABA Take On Google, Apple In China?
Alibaba, the dominant e-commerce company in the world’s largest consumer market, wants to take on Google and Apple with its own OS.
Apple iOS 8.1.1 Update Kills Pangu Jailbreak Exploit
Users looking to jailbreak their devices should upgrade to iOS 8.1 before the next iOS update is released.
Apple Plans To Bring Apple University To China
Apple will bring its vision to China through its internal training program.
Disney Movies Now Cross-Compatible With Android And iOS Devices
Disney Movies Anywhere app breaks down walls between Apple, Google operating systems.
Steve Jobs' Original Apple Computer Expected To Fetch $500K At Auction
Christie's auction house expects the machine will fetch at least $500,000.
iPhone Statue Honoring Steve Jobs Removed In Russia Because Tim Cook Is Gay
The company that erected the monument called Cook's coming out a "public call to sodomy."
Expect Apple Watch 'In The Spring,' Says Apple Retail Chief, Narrowing Release Window
Retail chief Angela Ahrendts indicates a later release in 2015 than had been expected.
The Era Of The Tech 'Ecosystem' — Who To Go With And Why
There are benefits -- and some trade-offs -- to sticking with one vendor.
For Apple's Tim Cook, Being Gay In The US Is No Big Deal, But What About Foreign Markets?
Apple CEO Tim Cook's message may not negatively affect global markets, but it could have a lasting impact on individuals.
Tim Cook Answered Apple's Business Questions; Now He Answers The Most Personal One Of All
Tim Cook's decision to publicly identify as a homosexual couldn't have come at a better time as Apple rides the success of it products.
After Losing China To Xiaomi, Samsung Needs A ‘Killer’ $100 Smartphone To Retain Lead In India
Samsung's woes in India won't abate unless the mobile phone giant can deliver a sophisticated smartphone at a price rivaling Xiaomi.
Apple CEO Tim Cook Breaks Silence, Says He Is 'Proud To Be Gay'
In a column in Businessweek, Apple CEO Tim Cook opened up about his sexual orientation, and the effect it has had on his life and work.
Apple May Look To Iran To Expand iPhone's Reach If U.S. Lifts Sanctions
Iran could be a valuable market for Apple if it could find a way to set up shop in the country.
Why Apple Won't Make Cheaper Macs Or iPhones To Build Market Share
For Apple, chasing a better experience is prioritized over chasing market share -- a key lesson from the 1990s.


