Apple apologizes for continued reliability problems with its MacBook keyboards The VergeApple Apologizes Over 'Small Number' of Users Who Continue to Have Issues With Third-Generation MacBook... MacRumorsApple acknowledges keyboard problems with recent MacBooks EngadgetApple apologizes to people having problems with the MacBook's controversial keyboard CNBCView full coverage on Google News
Apple Deliberately Leaks Radical iPhone Upgrade ForbesApple has trolled fans by placing a radical iPhone upgrade in plain sight...
Apple iPad Air 2019 review: happy medium The VergeWith the iPad Air, most of the features that most people really want from a Pro machine become available without paying Pro prices. The iPad Air floats in the ...
It’s a draw in latest Qualcomm v Apple patent scores TechCrunchIt's Qualcomm 1, Apple 1 in the latest installment of the pair's bitter patent bust-up — the litigious IP infringement claim saga that also combines a billion-dollar ...
Digging into Apple's media transformation TechCrunchExtra Crunch offers members the opportunity to tune into conference calls led and moderated by the TechCrunch writers you read every day. This week ...
Apple event 2019: Everything announced at Apple's big March presentation CNNApple is making movies, TV shows and ... a credit card.
Apple still has a lot to prove with its new subscription services The VergeApple announced Apple TV Plus, Apple News Plus, an Apple credit card, and more. But why did Apple announce all this stuff at an event but ship very little of it?
Apple streaming? The announcements expected at Apple's special event Sky NewsApple's revenues have taken a hit as global sales of devices slow down sharply. So what does it have up it sleeve next?
Huge news from Apple: No, not mags, games or TV – more than 50 security bugs to patch The RegisterIn addition to teasing the world with a glimpse of subscriptions services for newspapers and magazines, gaming, and video entertainment, Apple on Monday ...
Apple wants to be the only tech company you trust The VergeWith Apple Card and its News, Games, and TV products, Apple is positioning itself as a privacy-focused alternative to competitors like Google and Facebook.