Apple, Foxconn, and the impact on Devanahalli, north of Bengaluru
Rapid evolution of the Apple manufacturing supply chain in India is having a dramatic impact in some regions, transforming local...
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Apple still has cards to play in its EU game of thrones
Ultimately, for all of this, the only question that should be being asked is “how much profit is fair?” But corporatoins and politicians don’t want to touch that particularly hot potato…
Apple iPhone marketing chief talks iPhoneography in India
Apple’s VP Worldwide iPhone Product Marketing, Kaiann Drance chose to discuss making movies and photography on iPhone while visiting India this week.
Yes, your Apple Watch can tell when you need to get out more
Hidden deep within the vast recesses of your iPhone sits a little known setting that lets Apple Watch measure how much time you spend in daylight.
Greenpeace warns AI is burning the planet
Greenpeace says electricity consumption from the manufacture of artificial intelligence (AI) chips has soared by more than 350 percent worldwide between 2023 and 2024.
Apple has slashed its GHG emissions, company reports
Apple has made astonishing progress on its goal to become completely carbon neutral by 2030, putting governments, industries, and competitors to shame
Wear an Apple Watch? Get active, be healthy, win prizes, says Apple
Apple Watch is ten years old. To mark the moment, Apple has announced a special activity challenge with a bunch of awards for those of us who manage to go the distance
Apple’s iPhone is king of the hill, until tariffs make it tumble again
Apple has at last become the world’s number one smartphone manufacturer by sales – just in time for tariffs to send its sales south again.
Apple on track to make 25% of iPhones in India this year
It took Apple almost eight years to build production capacity in India, even then it has only reached 25% and had a lot of advantages to get there.
Trump exempts smartphones, computers, from tariffs, says US customs
The Trump administration announced late Friday that smartphones, computers and other electronic devices will seemingly be spared from the new “reciprocal” tariff scheme.
