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Apple plans to "use the market chaos to its advantage" and keep iPhone 18 affordable, claims expert

RAM prices will see your favourite tech get more expensive – but Apple will reportedly absorb the costs itself for iPhone 18

With the iPhone 17 selling this well, I don't think Apple cares about low iPhone Air demand

Apple is selling more phones than any other brand. It doesn't care whether it sells an iPhone Air or an iPhone 17 Pro Max — as long as people are buying an iPhone.

Android Central

Another grueling wave of layoffs hits Amazon, as the company drops 16,000

Amazon announced a second huge wave of layoffs, impacting thousands.

Android Central

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'I’m heartbroken by the events in Minneapolis': how Tim Cook and other tech CEOs are responding to ICE

Here's how tech leaders have responded to the ICE-related incidents in Minnesota.

Tom’s Guide

‘I wear an Apple Watch to track my sleep, and this simple switch has changed my morning routine.’

Here's how to set haptic alarms on your Apple Watch.

Tom’s Guide

Do you qualify for a payout from Apple after Siri judged to have been ‘snooping’?

Mobile device owners complained that Apple routinely recorded their private conversations after they activated Siri unintentionally, and disclosed these conversations to third parties such as advertisers

The Independent UK

Steve Jobs would never have allowed Apple's Creator Studio to happen

I wonder what he’d think of his company today.

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Campaigner launches £1.5bn legal action in UK against Apple over wallet’s ‘hidden fees’

James Daley says anti-competitive behaviour led to additional charges that have pushed up costs for millions

The Guardian - UK

Apple to leverage entire ecosystem to transform 2026 F1 US broadcast experience

Apple’s global head of sports says the company will deploy its full ecosystem as it prepares to take over Formula 1’s US broadcast rights in 2026

Autosport

"No way will it look like this": leaked iPhone Fold dummy models prove divisive with Apple fans

An iPhone Fold dummy has leaked again, and not everyone is happy about it

CoD sales fell 60% — and Kotick says the collapse proves the Microsoft buyout was the right move. Does it?

Bobby Kotick claims Call of Duty sales are down more than 60% as he defends Activision’s $69B sale to Microsoft amid a lawsuit from Swedish pension fund AP7.

Windows Central

PlayStation might be massively outselling Xbox hardware, but user engagement may tell a different story — Why even Sony can't ignore Xbox's shooter audience

Data from Alinea suggests that Xbox "shooter box" stereotypes may be real, as Xbox and PlayStation hit neck and neck on some games despite user base disparities.

Windows Central

Amazon user files class action lawsuit claiming online shopping giant overcharged on sales tax

Lawyers for Tennessee resident Cullen Duke claimed the company had ‘routinely’ levied excessive taxes then refused to change its ways when warned

The Independent UK

Apple Vision Pro production reportedly cut due to underwhelming sales — here's what we know

After heavy investments in the Vision Pro, Apple is walking back its spending a bit.

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The iPhone Fold might not be in your hands until 2027, expert reveals

Apple's big foldable phone might not be here as soon as we thought.

Apple's mysterious missing product looks like it's getting a huge upgrade after all – several, in fact

New evidence has emerged on a new Studio Display from Apple – and the upgraded features could be well worth the wait

The Independent UK

Appeals court backs contempt finding against Apple, but reopens a door for iPhone app fees

A federal appeals court on Thursday backed a ruling that held Apple in civil contempt for brazenly defying an order designed to open its iPhone app store to other payment systems besides its own, but the decision also reopened a door for the company to collect commission from the rival…

Benzinga

Gene Munster Backs Apple As Top Magnificent 7 Stock For Next Six Months: Here's 2 Reasons Why

When it comes to betting on which Magnificent Seven stock will outperform over the next six months, Deepwater Management Managing Partner Gene Munster has made his selection.

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Benzinga

Amazon's USPS Partnership At Risk — As Trump's Old 'Delivery Boy' Jab Resurfaces

A partnership between the U.S. Postal Service and Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ:AMZN) that generates an estimated $6 billion in annual revenue for the federal agency could be at risk.

The Independent UK

Apple loses controversial design chief who launched overhaul of iPhone’s look

Alan Dye will move to work at Meta, which says it wants to focus on design

International Business Times UK

Dua Lipa Refused To Use Fan's Android Phone — Was It An Apple Contract?

A viral clip from a recent concert shows Dua Lipa returning a fan's Android phone without taking a photo, then accepting an iPhone for the same purpose.

Benzinga

Apple's Tim Cook Hints At Best Quarter Ever, Steve Jobs' Unique Employee Investment And More: This Week In Appleverse

It’s the start of a new week, and we’ve got some exciting news from the weekend. Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) has been making headlines, from its CEO’s bold predictions to the late Steve Jobs‘ unique investment strategy. Here’s a quick recap of the top stories.

Benzinga

Steve Jobs Once Explained How He Invests Employees Into The Company And Gives Them A Sense Of Ownership: Finance Doesn't 'Drive' People At Apple

Steve Jobs believed that if you want employees to act like owners, you have to make them the owners and he explained this to people attending a conference decades back when stock options weren’t the most popular thing around.

Benzinga

Apple To Lead Smartphone Market For First Time In 14 Years: Thanks, iPhone 17

Strong demand for the iPhone 17 has helped boost the price of Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) stock in 2025. The new smartphone is also putting Apple back on top of a list it hasn't led since 2011.

Benzinga

How To Earn $500 A Month From Apple Stock

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) shares reached an all-time high on Tuesday, closing at $276.97.

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