apple iPhone Sales Plummet 23% as Global Smartphone Market Shrinks Apple experiences a massive 23% drop in iPhone unit sales, reaching its lowest second-quarter numbers since 2013. This significant decline drives half of the overall global smartphone market contraction.
apple Apple Unveils Titanum Credit Card With Daily Cash Rewards Apple introduces the Apple Card, a digital and physical credit card built directly into the iPhone Wallet app. The card offers daily cash back, no hidden fees, and strict privacy protections.
apple Apple Highlights iPhone Privacy in New Ad Despite Recent FaceTime Bug Apple releases a new commercial emphasizing the iPhone's privacy features, positioning the device as a secure option for consumers. The campaign arrives shortly after the company faced embarrassment over a significant FaceTime eavesdropping flaw.
apple Apple's New iPhone Ad Compares Digital Privacy to Everyday Life Apple releases a clever new iPhone commercial that compares digital data protection to relatable offline habits like locking bathroom doors and shredding personal documents.
apple Apple Seeks New Revenue Model as iPhone Sales Decline Apple faces a critical turning point as falling iPhone sales push the tech giant to explore a services-based future. The company aims to shift away from its historic reliance on hardware.
apple Apple Plans March 25 Event to Launch Video and News Streaming Services Apple schedules a March 25 event to unveil its new video and news subscription services as the company looks to offset declining iPhone sales. The tech giant combines original content with third-party networks while negotiating tough revenue splits with publishers.
apple Apple Releases iOS 12.1.4 to Patch Major FaceTime Spying Bug Apple is rolling out iOS 12.1.4 to fix a severe FaceTime vulnerability that allows users to spy on others through audio and video without consent.
iphone Popular iPhone Apps Secretly Record User Screens, Exposing Sensitive Data Major iPhone apps use session replay technology to record every tap and swipe without user permission, inadvertently exposing sensitive information like credit card details and passport numbers.
apple Apple Reveals 900 Million Active iPhones Worldwide Apple discloses for the first time that its global active iPhone install base surpasses 900 million devices. The announcement comes as the company shifts away from reporting traditional unit sales.
apple Apple Reports First Revenue Drop in Years as iPhone Sales Slide 15 Percent Apple logs a 5 percent year-over-year revenue decline as its flagship iPhone business shrinks significantly. Meanwhile, the tech giant's services and wearables divisions show strong growth to offset the hardware losses.
apple Apple Disables FaceTime Group Calls to Stop Eavesdropping Bug Apple temporarily turns off FaceTime group calling as it develops a patch for a severe bug that allows users to eavesdrop on others. The company promises a permanent software fix later this week.
netflix Netflix Raises US Prices as Tech Industry Sees Major Shifts Netflix increases its most popular streaming plan to $13 per month to fund original content, while other tech giants make headlines with new features and scientific revelations.
apple Apple Lowers Q1 2019 Revenue Expectations Amid Emerging Market Weakness Apple revises its fiscal first-quarter revenue guidance down to approximately $84 billion, citing greater than expected economic weakness in emerging markets.
apple New Apple Voice Phishing Scam Looks Just Like a Real Support Call A new voice phishing scam targets iPhone users by making calls appear to come directly from Apple Support.
security Researchers Find Over a Dozen iOS Games Tied to Golduck Malware Security firm Wandera discovers 14 retro-style iPhone apps communicating with a command server linked to the Android-focused Golduck malware. These apps currently push ads and collect user data, but pose a potential future risk.