Apple CEO Tim Cook has used the second part of an interview with CNBC's Mad Money host Jim Cramer to talk about things other than Apple's recent earnings call and financial results. Earlier, Cook hinted at some new innovative products that Apple has in the pipeline for the coming years, setting aside critique that Apple has reached its peak. Rather than carry on discussing the latest earnings report, and Wall Street's negative reaction to those results, Cook took the discussion onto a more personal level by talking about what personally motivates him to do the work that he does, as well as shedding some light on people that have inspired him to get this far into his career and become the person that he is today, from a personal and professional perspective.
Apple has been granted a new patent application, which details what looks like the next-gen Apple Pencil 2 accessory, but with additional sensors and interchangeable nibs.
Apple has just released, and made available for download, iOS 9.3.2 beta 4, OS X 10.11.5 beta 4, and tvOS 9.2.1 beta 4 to registered developers of Apple Developer Program. These new beta seeds come exactly a week after Apple seeded beta 3 builds for the said platforms.
Want to use iMessage on Android? There’s a new software called PieMessage which now makes it all possible. Here’s all the info you need to get started.
As you might expect, Apple's recently reported drop in iPhone sales for the first time ever has caused some corners to suggest that the iPhone has reached its peak, and that the good times are over for the Cupertino-based company. CEO Tim Cook clearly disagrees, and has hit back at industry analysts and financial pundits by declaring that Apple had "an incredible quarter by absolute standards". As part of an interview, the enigmatic CEO also set the seed for excitement levels to be raised by proclaiming that Apple has "great innovation in the pipeline".
According to a new round of rumor, the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus are expected to ship with larger batteries than those that currently ship with the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus, despite thinner design.
Turns out we've been saying the names of Apple products wrong, and marketing head Phil Schiller wants us to stop. So much so, in fact, that he took to Twitter to school us on just how we should be pluralizing Apple's device names such as iPhone and iPad Pro.
Another week, another free iOS app. As part of Apple's Free App of the Week initiative, we have a addictive iPhone and iPad game called Dragon Hills just waiting to be grabbed absolutely free of cost. Usually retailing for $1.99, the game offers quick and instant fun right off the bat, with beautiful graphics and brilliant sound effects, and it can be yours for free till next Thursday. It is also the first time it has completely dropped its price tag on the App Store.
You can now stream or download Drake's new album Views exclusively on Apple Music or iTunes. Here are all the details.
After announcing CareKit last month, Apple has launched the platform with four health apps for iPhone available to download right now.
















