Apple’s App Economy is also booming in India
The value of India’s app economy now exceeds $5 billion, estimates from Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad claim.
Apple Must: Tips and insights
What we think we know about the still mythical iPhone 17 Air
It’s not intended to be cheap but, like the Vision Pro, a desideratum, a promise, an intimation of a whole new design generation to come.
It is easy to see why Apple won’t make Macs & iPads in India yet
Don’t expect Macs and iPads to move to India yet – Apple needs to invest in supply chains, manufacturing, component manufacturing, logistical support, transport systems, education, human resources and machinery before it can realistically plot that course.
EU invents a brand new way to annoy US tech
Europe will from June demand smartphones and tablets ship with a new labelling system to show battery life and repairability – but who will judge?
Why doesn’t Apple’s Pages compete with Canva or Express?
Apple could turn its iWork suite into a competitor for Canva or Adobe Express, making it available with Apple One. I think it should.
Jony Ive talks about his lunches with Apple’s Steve Jobs
They both loved a good tomato, explains Apple’s former chief designer on the River Cafe podcast
Apple Music opens new recording/radio studio in Tokyo, Japan
Apple’s new studio in Japan will host state-of-the-art video recording facilities for live sessions and interviews for Apple Music Radio.
India’s new incentive scheme boost to iPhone component manufacturing
India’s government has launched a new incentive schemes to attract Apple component suppliers to begin making display and camera modules, circuit boards, lithium cell enclosures, resistors, capacitors, and other components in India.
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...
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…
