Apple's big "Awe-dropping" iPhone 17 event on Tuesday introduced a new slimmer "Air" model. The new AirPods Pro 3, Apple Watch Series 11, and Apple Watch Ultra 3 were also shown off. Apple is keeping ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook introduced the iPhone 17, iPhone Air and other new devices at the company's highly anticipated annual event on Tuesday. The iPhone Air, which is slimmer than the most recent iPhone ...

Apple on Tuesday unveiled its new iPhone 17 lineup, including the super-thin iPhone Air – but held prices steady despite President Trump‘s tariffs slamming the company’s bottom line. In the first ...

Apple's "Awe Dropping" event kicks off today at 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time, where we're expecting to see the iPhone 17 lineup, several updated Apple Watch models, and the third-generation AirPods Pro ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook raised the curtain on the next suite of smartphones, the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro and a super thin iPhone Air that’s one of the biggest advances in the company’s signature product ...

The iPhone 17 Event is over, and Apple announced its biggest redesigns in a while – even if the base iPhone 17 looks incredibly similar to the iPhone 16. The iPhone 17 Pro brings a new vapor chamber ...

Sept. 9 (UPI) --Apple debuted its new iPhone 17 during its annual Apple Event on Tuesday, with four new models including the thin iPhone Air, a base model and the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max ...

Recent reports indicated that Tim Cook might step down as Apple's CEO in a few months. However, a new reports suggests that he may continue for longer.

Apple CEO Tim Cook may not be retiring anytime soon. Earlier this month, a report by Financial Times revealed that Tim Cook is planning to step down as soon as next year. However, a new report by ...

BEIJING (Reuters) -Apple's Tim Cook pledged to boost the tech giant's investment in China on Wednesday as it navigates the trade war between Beijing and Washington. Many U.S. companies have become ...

Apple is once again stepping up to help victims of a tragic event, this time in Hong Kong. Here are the details.

United States President Donald Trump continues to keep Apple CEO Tim Cook busy with various dinners and events that seek to increase government relationships with Silicon Valley, this time in the UK.