Over the last few years Apple has successfully sued Samsung on a number of occasions, arguing that the Korean company infringed upon numerous patents and copied the iPhone. Not happy with the amount of damages, Apple is even seeking a sales ban for certain Samsung products in the United States. All that makes other aspects of the two companies’ relationship even more bizarre, because Apple and Samsung do actually work together. Read More »

We reported yesterday that Apple was planning on shutting down the Beats Music service it purchased alongside the wider Beats Audio company in a $3 billion deal a few months ago. You can check out the article below: Read More »

It has been another busy day in the Apple landscape, with the impact of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus being felt to the tune of over 10 million first weekend sales. Aside from that, there has been plenty to talk about, including some shocks. Read More »

Steve Wozniak is a dividing figure amongst Apple fans, but there is no doubt that he loves the company that he co-created with Steve Jobs. For some, Woz keeps it real, but it is only real if you happen to agree with his opinions. What he does though is speak honestly about Cupertino, not everything is perfect and if he does not like something, he says it. Read More »

Tim Cook talked a good game during his sit down chat with Charlie Rose for PBS when he discussed the recent iCloud problems and Apple’s stance on the privacy problems that have swept the tech world (and government) over the last couple of years. Read More »

The production process for a new iPhone 6 is very complicated and traverses the globe from country to country, supplier to supplier, and company to company. The very cool infographic sheds some light on the whole iPhone 6 production process and includes why Apple works in certain countries over others and which suppliers Apple uses and why. Read More »

The second part of Tim Cook’s all-encompassing interview with Charlie Rose for PBS has gone line online today, and here you can see both parts. The second part aired yesterday and saw Apple CEO Cook go more in depth on privacy, while also discussing what lies beyond the internet (to sum up, he didn’t know).

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Tim Cook’s second part interview with PBS’ Charlie Rose saw the question of user privacy arise and whether Apple is deeply involved in information grabbing and data scraping like other companies. Google (who Cook named as Apple’s main competitor in part 1) and other companies such as Facebook make their money by curating user information, mostly to use for targeted advertising. Read More »