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By Jon Porter, a reporter with five years of experience covering consumer tech releases, EU tech policy, online platforms, and mechanical

In the dynamic market of 4Q23, Apple’s services sector emerged as a shining beacon of resilience and growth, propelling the company to new heights.

Apple is a big fan of developing hardware in house, and has had a great deal of success at it — just look at the A-series and M-series chips. So what’s next on the homemade components list? According to a new report we could see Apple-made batteries powering iPhones as early as 2025.

Artificial Intelligence is everywhere right now. It’s become so popular that many big tech companies have started to invest in it. We’ve already seen how

It’s nearing the end of the year, which means once holiday shopping and sales are over, we’ll be talking about the next generation of new smartphones. Samsung typically starts us off for the year with the Galaxy flagship lineup.

Samsung has set ambitious shipment targets for the Galaxy S24 series, banking hard on on-device generative AI to beat the iPhone. Read on!

Foxconn, the world’s biggest iPhone assembler, stuck to its forecast of “significant growth” for the final months of the year amid an uptick in demand ahead of Singles Day and Black Friday.

Apple likes to release updates on a Tuesday, making November 7 or November 14 possible dates to check your iPhone for an update. I’ll be covering it as soon as it is released, of course.

Apple unveiled new Macs with M3 chips, but one of the most significant reveals was that it used an iPhone to record the event video.

Apple unveiled new Macs with M3 chips, but one of the most significant reveals was that it used an iPhone to record the event video.

This week’s Apple headlines; leaked iPhone 16 Pro specs, missing iPhone 15 features, Apple’s quarterly earnings, the new MacBook Pro and iMac hardware from “Scary Fast”, Apple Watch’s Android plans, and more.

Tim Cook’s comments on generative AI make me hopeful about seeing Apple GPT on iOS 18 and iPhone 16 next year.

A subdued outlook indicates that investors’ fears over the iPhone cycle and China aren’t misplaced.

Apple said on Thursday that demand for its iPhones in China was strong, trying to reassure investors who are worried it is losing ground to a newly resurgent Huawei Technologies [RIC:RIC:HWT.UL] and other local smartphone makers.

Mac revenue was down 34 percent year over year, with Tim Cook describing the current PC market as ‘challenging.’ But he thinks the M3 lineup should turn things around.

And though the new iPhone 15 lineup and Apple Watches were introduced in September, sales of those devices likely did not account for much of this fiscal quarter’s results. We’re also anticipating a November release for new iPads this year, which could …

Apple’s services segment continues to record healthy gains, increasing 16.3% for the September quarter to reach a record $22.3 billion.