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.
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WWDC: Apple invites Gemini, Claude, and others to join OpenAI (maybe)
While Meta may not make the guest list on this occasion, Mark Gurman speculates that other AI engines will be invited to stake space on iPhones soon
Apple’s leadership gets flexible as it faces US tariff attack
Apple’s leadership is putting plans in place to protect against the impact of tariffs, including stockpiling product, making iPhones in Brazil, and more.
Apple is triumphing in the Windows upgrade wars
US Mac shipments in Q4 2024 didn’t just go up by 5%, 10%, or even 20% — they increased by an astonishing 25.9%, year-on-year, exceeding growth of any other PC maker.
Apple Music Classical hits the web, but skips the Mac
Apple Music Classical, the company’s world-class classical music streaming service, is now available on the web. Strangely, however, the service still lacks its own Mac app.
Lowe’s lets you use Apple’s Vision Pro to choose a new kitchen
Yet another interesting new enterprise business case for Apple’s Vision Pro systems, this time from Lowes stores which is using them to let customers explore different kitchen designs.
Can Siri save the C1 modem from Qualcomm AI?
Qualcomm is relying on artificial intelligence to give its modems an edge as Apple’s C1 modem enters the fray.
Apple puts fast M3 chip inside the iPad Air, updates iPad
It’s a tablet powerhouse! The new iPad Air with M3 chip is nearly twice as fast as the M1 iPad Air, with 35% faster CPU workflows and 40% faster graphics performance.
Apple’s first M5-powered iPads and Macs may ship this year
Mass production of the next-generation M5 Mac processor has begun with this slice of Apple silicon expected to reach iPads and Macs perhaps even this year.
India plans iPhone tariff cut to boost manufacturing – report
India may spend billions to tempt Apple to make more iPhones there as the war for the future of consumer manufacturing intensifies
