In the last few months we have seen a series of ‘attacks’ between the CEOs of Facebook and Apple – Mark Zuckerberg and Tim Cook, respectively – regarding user privacy and data protection. At the heart of the controversy is the iOS 14.5 update that
Tech giant Apple announced on Monday (26) new investments in the United States worth more than $430 billion that will come with the creation of 20,000 jobs over the next five years. Apple’s executive chairman Tim Cook, revealed that about $1 billion will be destineed
Republican Congressman Ken Buck, who complained to the company over the ban on the social network, shared Apple’s reply letter on Twitter, in which the company announces that it will reinstate Parler in the App Store as soon as it releases an updated version. Parler
Apple CEO Tim Cook gave an interview to the New York Times Sway podcast and reveladed that he never spoke directly to Tesla’s founder and CEO, Elon Musk. The moment comes when the interviewer, Kara Swisher, questions Cook about Apple’s investment in autonomous cars and
As always, Apple certainly has a lot of news still under lock and key: We already now that Tim Cook himself, the Apple CEO, said that Apple is working on something bigger than the iPhone and that Apple has never had products with so much
Apple released the results for the first quarter of fiscal year 2021 on Wednesday (31) and the company has a lot to celebrate, since it managed to collect a record revenue of $111.4 billion. In 2021 this growth was particularly special, with an increase of
On last Tuesday (23), during Apple’s annual investor meeting, the company’s CEO, Tim Cook, stated that the company never had “a line of products with greater potential for the future.” During the meeting, which was conducted online, Cook talked about coronavirus, challenges, expectations for the
It looks like Apple is preparing new products, and according to Tim Cook, the company’s CEO, it will not be an iPhone, and it may be even bigger than the iPhone. Even though he didn’t give a lot of details, the head of the Cupertino