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Apple, long perceived as a bystander in the AI arena, is now making significant strides to assert its presence and compete with industry rivals like Google and Microsoft. According to a report by the Financial Times, Apple has been quietly amassing a portfolio of AI startups, totaling 21 acquisitions since

Apple is recalibrating its approach to autonomous electric vehicles (EVs), signaling a shift in its ambitious plans amid reported launch delays. According to Bloomberg, the tech giant is scaling back its design aspirations for the autonomous EV, opting for a less complex model. This strategic pivot comes as Apple grapples

For years, Apple staunchly defended its tight control over the App Store and other integral components of its iOS ecosystem despite mounting pressure from regulators. However, in a significant departure from its long-held stance, Apple is set to open up several aspects of its ecosystem in response to regulatory demands,

Apple has recently settled a $13 million fine imposed by Russian authorities, signaling a heightened crackdown on foreign technology firms amidst escalating tensions led by President Vladimir Putin. The fine, announced by Russia’s FAS antitrust agency, was paid by the US tech giant on January 19, with the funds promptly

Apple’s latest product, the Vision Pro headset, has already made significant waves in the market, with reports indicating that the tech giant has sold over 200,000 units since the commencement of preorders. According to MacRumors, which cited a reliable source familiar with Apple’s sales figures, the headset saw a remarkable

Amid mounting pressure from courts and regulators worldwide to open up its App Store, Apple is devising a cunning plan to navigate these challenges while maintaining its stronghold on the app ecosystem. With a new law set to take effect in March mandating greater openness, Apple’s response aims to comply

Apple enthusiasts recently gained insight into one of the Vision Pro’s most peculiar features, and the response has been mixed. EyeSight, designed to project virtual representations of users’ eyes onto the outer screen of the Vision Pro, has garnered both intrigue and criticism since its unveiling alongside the $3,499 Vision

At the Delhi Annual Art Fair held from February 1st to 4th, Apple made a significant impression with its innovative art exhibition, “Forces of Nature.” This exhibition seamlessly merged technology, art, and environmental awareness, showcasing Apple’s dedication to creativity and sustainability. The thematic focus of “Forces of Nature” explored the

An Australian restaurant owner, Chris Pyatt, has revealed the detrimental effects of an error in Apple Maps on his business operations. According to ABC Australia, Apple Maps incorrectly labeled Pyatt’s Thai restaurant, Pum’s Kitchen, as “permanently closed,” leading to a significant decline in sales since November. Business Owner’s Plight Pyatt

Amazon has introduced its latest AI-powered shopping assistant named Rufus, paying homage to a beloved Welsh corgi that once graced the company’s offices. This new chatbot aims to revolutionize the shopping experience for customers, drawing inspiration from the cherished canine companion of two of Amazon’s earliest employees. A Tribute to