Apple is developing specialized chips that will power future devices including its first smart glasses, artificial intelligence servers and new MacBooks, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday.

With Apple currently reeling from a number of setbacks in court in relation to its alleged walled garden on iOS, Epic Games is making its play to finally get Fortnite back onto Apple’s iOS App ...

Bhakta, who has worked for Apple since 2020, says he was barred from talking about his work on podcasts and instructed to remove information about his working conditions from his LinkedIn profile.

Apple’s Next Hardware Revolution: AI Chips for Mobile & Networking Devices Your email has been sent Apple CEO Tim Cook. Image: John Gress Media Inc, Shutterstock / John Gress Media Inc Apple’s ...

Discussions with Apple CEO Tim Cook included Gemini app distribution, with Cook indicating more third-party AI models would be incorporated into Apple Intelligence later in 2025. This partnership ...

Apple shares fell nearly 3% in premarket trade on Friday after the iPhone maker trimmed its share buyback program and CEO Tim Cook warned of additional tariff-related costs of about $900 million ...

A federal judge has strongly rebuked Apple, finding that the iPhone maker willfully violated a court injunction in an antitrust case filed by "Fortnite" maker Epic Games. U.S. District Judge ...

According to court documents obtained and reviewed by Variety, a District Court in California found that Apple willfully violated the court order in the Epic Games v. Apple suit. “For the ...

Apple Facing Potential Criminal Probe Over App Store Policies In a scathing ruling, the judge who oversaw the antitrust trial between Apple and Epic Games blasted the tech giant for willfully ...

Apple provided a brief statement following a ruling from a judge that Apple had violated the anti-steering injunction handed down after the Epic versus Apple trial. Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers ...

The judge in Epic v. Apple has banned Apple from charging a commission on purchases made outside the App Store because of its ongoing anticompetitive behavior. The judge in Epic v. Apple has ...

Apple “willfully chose not to comply” with a court order to loosen its app store restrictions—and one of its executives lied under oath about the company’s plans, a federal judge wrote on ...