It seems as though Apple is having a typical “s” year. When the company launches an iPhone with an s at the end of the title there is usually a levelling out of sales, which in turn usually leads to plenty of doom mongering that Apple has topped out. It is happening again as Apple released its third quarter financials that showed that iPhone sales fell below analyst expectations. Read More »

The most worrying aspect of Apple’s thriving business at the moment is the iPad, which has suffered sales declines for the last six quarters. However, the device is merely following an overall market trend that has saw sales of tablets decline on the whole for the same amount of time. Yes, Cupertino’s slate is declining rapidly, but then it has further to fall and is still comfortably the best-selling tablet on the market. Read More »

The Apple Watch made its debut in September but the company confirmed that the wearable would not be landing until 2015. There were reasons why Apple launched a product that would take months to arrive, but at least now there seems to be some official confirmation as to when the smartwatch will arrive. Read More »

Tim Cook had an extended with the Wall Street Journal’s editor-in-chief Gerard Baker at the publications WSJD Live, the inaugural event. The Apple supremo talked about the company in length. Read More »

Last night Apple recorded some bumper fourth quarter results that once again beat out analyst predictions and continued to prove why this is the biggest mobile company of them all. iPhone sales were through the roof and Apple raked in the cash. Read More »

The iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus have been on sale for three days and they are already crushing records, you know, all the ones Apple already held. Cupertino announced today that the newest smartphones from the company combined to sell over 10 million units over their launch weekend, a number that also includes the 4 million pre-order sales from the previous weekend. CEO Tim Cook said the following about the launch weekend: Read More »

Apple CEO Tim Cook has sat down for a PBS interview with Charlie Rose to discuss all things Cupertino, touching on a number of pressing issues regarding the company. Among the topics on the agenda were Steve Jobs, why the iPhone now has a larger screen, new products, and a discussion about which company is Apple’s closest rival. Read More »

Apple pulled a mini surprise today by launching the Apple Watch. Yes, we very much thought that Cupertino’s first wearable would land at the iPhone 6 launch event, but we suspected it to be called the iWatch. Instead it gets another name, but how does it hold up against the rest of the competition in the smartwatch market? Read More »