Tech giant Apple has struck a $US500 million ($767m) deal to buy rare earth minerals from Gina Rinehart-backed MP Materials, the US producer that just last week secured backing from the Pentagon.
Carlos Caminada
Apple has agreed to pay $US95 million to settle a lawsuit accusing it of deploying its virtual assistant Siri to eavesdrop on people using an iPhone.
Michael Liedtke
Some iPhone owners are feeling let down by Apple’s latest updates, here’s how to fix the changes you probably hate the most.
Chris Velazco
Apple has issued a rare apology for an advertisement touting its latest iPad Pro that upset many creatives and other customers.
Mark Gurman
Notoriously secretive, Apple has divulged little about its plans to incorporate AI services into its products, despite promises that it would ‘break new ground’ in the space this year.
Jeran Wittenstein
Apple has copped a $A3 billion EU antitrust fine - more than six times the amount expected - in a case instigated by Spotify claiming unfair trading.
Staff Writers
It’s Apple’s first major new gadget to hit the market since the Apple Watch debuted in April 2015. Here’s why you should (and shouldn’t) buy it.
Todd Haselton
Apple, seeking to defend a business that generates roughly $US17 billion a year, is appealing a US sales ban of its smartwatches after the White House refused to overturn the measure.
Josh Wingrove and Mark Gurman
Apple, just days away from a US ban of its smartwatches, is plotting a rescue mission for the $US17 billion business that includes software fixes and other potential workarounds.
The mystery buyer of a record-breaking $19.3 million luxury Subiaco penthouse — and four other multi-million-dollar units below it — has finally been revealed.
Sarah Makse
Here’s everything Apple just announced at its 2023 event about the new iPhone 15 models, the new Apple Watch and updated AirPods.
Hayden Field, Rohan Goswami and Kif Leswing
Apple has reported lower-than-anticipated quarterly sales of the iPhone, its flagship product, overshadowing record-setting services revenue at the world’s most valuable company.
Apple is planning a new interface for iPhones as part of a flurry of new features coming in its iOS 17 software update.
THE ECONOMIST: Apple boss Tim Cook dispensed high-fives and namastes as he opened two ritzy outlets in India, a growing consumer of pricey tech gadgetry. But there could be another big reason behind the move.
The Economist
Apple reported a steeper sales decline in its holiday period than Wall Street feared, showing the toll of an economic slowdown and lingering supply snags.
Apple is cutting chief executive Tim Cook’s compensation by more than 40 per cent to $US49 million in 2023, citing investor guidance and a request from Cook himself to adjust his pay.
Apple’s iPhone 14 Pro models are taking longer to deliver than ever as the company’s key assembly plant in China’s Zhengzhou weathers COVID lockdowns and worker unrest.
Vlad Savov
Apple shares buckled after a rare analyst downgrade exacerbated another wave of selling pressure that wiped out hundreds of billions of dollars in market value from the largest US technology stocks.
Jeran Wittenstein and Subrat Patnaik
‘The new Pros have a ton of added features I didn’t even know I wanted.’
Sofia Pitt
Fifteen years after its launch, the iPhone “continues to change the world”, said Tim Took, Apple’s chief executive. But if the company has already sold everyone an iPhone ... what’s next?
Apple’s hype-filled launches are a signature event for the tech giant and typically draw millions of simultaneous viewers on YouTube. Here’s what Apple is likely to launch next Wednesday.
Kif Leswing
The death of a 12-year-old boy has again put the world’s fastest-growing social media app under the spotlight. Is TikTok a danger to our society and democracy?
Stephen Armstrong
Recently I took holidays while my kids were at school and spent hours scrolling social media with reckless abandon. It was bliss. Until, that is, I discovered motivational reels.
Kate Phillips
Tech giants Apple and Google are pausing product sales in and removing state media from the services following the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
AAP
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