apple Apple Launches Buy Now, Pay Later Service Amid Fintech Competition Apple introduces Apple Pay Later, a no-fee installment payment feature, expanding its consumer finance capabilities and challenging dedicated BNPL startups.
apple Apple's WWDC Highlights Mix With M1 Chip Flaw and Tech Layoffs Apple dominates the news cycle with its massive WWDC announcements, while an unpatchable M1 chip flaw emerges and widespread tech layoffs continue across multiple industries.
apple Apple WWDC Highlights Blurred Lines Between Mobile Platforms Apple's latest WWDC announcements show a continued push to unify its ecosystem, from a redesigned Mac settings app to a highly customizable iOS 16 lock screen. The app economy also remains a massive growth engine, with global spending and downloads hitting record highs.
apple MIT Researchers Discover Unpatchable Hardware Flaw in Apple M1 Chips MIT researchers uncover a hardware vulnerability in Apple's M1 chips that they describe as unpatchable, though Apple downplays the immediate security risk. The flaw allows attackers to bypass the processor's final security defenses using a method called the Pacman attack.
apple Apple Unveils M2 Chip and Redesigned MacBook Air at WWDC Apple kicks off its annual WWDC conference by revealing the powerful new M2 silicon chip alongside a completely redesigned MacBook Air. The event also introduces macOS Ventura and highlights ongoing tensions in the Elon Musk-Twitter acquisition saga.
apple Apple Unveils iOS 16, iPadOS 16, and New Hardware at WWDC 2022 Apple kicks off its annual developer conference with major updates to iOS, iPadOS, and macOS, alongside rumors of new Mac hardware. iPadOS 16 stands out with external display support, virtual memory swap, and a new Weather app.
apple Apple Unveils iOS 16, M2 Chip, and Buy Now Pay Later at WWDC Apple reveals iOS 16, a new M2 processor, and the Apple Pay Later service during its annual WWDC event. The company also introduces updated MacBook models and the macOS Ventura operating system.
delorean DeLorean Reveals Electric Alpha 5 Amidst Busy Tech Week The revived DeLorean brand unveils an electric Alpha 5 with signature gull-wing doors, while Apple prepares for WWDC and Sheryl Sandberg steps down from Meta.
apps App Economy Booms Ahead of Apple's WWDC 2022 Event The global app economy reaches record highs with $135 billion in consumer spending as Apple prepares for its annual developer conference. Developers eagerly anticipate iOS 16 updates, including redesigned lockscreens and new widget capabilities.
antitrust Senate Races to Pass Tech Antitrust Reform Before Midterm Elections Lawmakers push to pass the American Innovation and Choice Online Act before the August recess, aiming to stop dominant platforms from favoring their own products. Supporters fear the bill dies if Republicans take the House in November.
apple Apple Breaks March Quarter Records With $97.3 Billion in Revenue Apple reports record-breaking revenue of $97.3 billion and a profit of $25.0 billion for the second fiscal quarter of 2022. The tech giant also increases its dividend and authorizes a massive $90 billion stock buyback program.
apple Apple Posts Record $97.3 Billion Revenue for March Quarter Apple reports a new March quarter record with $97.3 billion in revenue, driven by all-time highs in Services, iPhone, and Mac categories. The tech giant also authorizes a $90 billion share repurchase program and increases its quarterly dividend.
eu Apple and Google Push Back Against EU's Landmark Tech Regulation The European Union passes the Digital Markets Act to curb Big Tech dominance, but Apple and Google argue the new rules threaten user privacy and stifle innovation.
russia Tech Suspensions in Russia Carry Minimal Financial Impact for Major Companies Technology companies suspending sales in Russia face a slight hit to their European numbers, but the actual financial damage remains limited. The two countries represent just one percent of global tech spending.
russia Tech Firms Exit Russia With Minimal Financial Impact Technology companies are suspending sales in Russia, but the actual financial impact remains small since the country accounts for just 1% of global tech spending.