Apple trims hiring and bonuses as revenue dips, but steers clear of layoffs
Apple is cutting costs in an attempt to streamline operations during uncertain times, according to a new report.
Stories by David Price
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Apple is reportedly no longer developing AR glasses due to ‘technical challenges’
Lightweight glasses are now on hold, according to a new report, with Apple's focus shifting to a lower-cost version of the imminent mixed-reality headset.
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Judge approves Apple’s massive MacBook keyboard lawsuit payout
The $50 million settlement to a class-action lawsuit agreed by Apple back in July has been given preliminary approval by a federal judge in California.
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Apple is reportedly developing its own search engine to take on Google
The project is working on “search capabilities that might compete head-on with Google,” according to a new report. But it won't be finished until at least 2026.
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Apple preparing to unveil iPhone subscription service, according to report
Mark Gurman hints that it may be announced at Far Out event.
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Apple’s AR headset again tipped to arrive within months
After a rare bit of candour from Tim Cook, we have more reason to believe Apple's long-awaited Apple AR headset will arrive sooner than later.
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Complete guide to Siri: Updates in iOS 8.3 & how to use Siri features on iPad/iPhone
Our complete guide to Siri explains how to use Siri, details all the Siri features and commands (including the new questions introduced in iOS 8.3) and helps you get more out of Siri on your iPhone or iPad.
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Jony Ive and the myth of tormented genius
A new biography of Sir Jonathan Ive sheds light on the creative process behind the iPhone, iPad, iMac and many other iconic Apple products. But in its refreshing lack of tantrums and score-settling it also provides an insight into our expectations of genius, and the ways in which Apple has changed since Steve Jobs departed.
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What people love about the iPad Air: review of reviews
The iPad Air was unveiled last week to an adoring public, and tech reporters quickly posted their thoughts in a swathe of early reviews. The overall response was positive; in our review of reviews, we present the pick of the praise lavished on the iPad Air in the past fewdays.
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What people hate about the iPad Air: review of reviews
Hate might be a strong word, but not everyone has showered Apple's new iPad Air with praise. In this second part of our iPad Air review of reviews, we've gathered the negative comments that the iPad Air has picked up since it was launched. Some are astute... others aren't.
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Should I buy an iPad mini or an iPad 4?
Which to buy? iPad 4 (also known simply as 'iPad with Retina display'), iPad 2, iPad mini? Or hold out for the iPad mini 2 or the iPad 5? Here we help you decide on your next Apple tablet.
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iOS trouncing Google Android on Web-browsing market share
iOS, Apple's iPad/iPhone operating system, has increased its already massive lead over Google Android in terms of Web browsing traffic.
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iWatch rumours: Apple hires medical, fitness experts for iWatch project?
Apple watchers have been scrutinising rumoured new Apple hires for clues about the features we can expect to see in the still unconfirmed iWatch device. iWatch could feature medical scanning and monitoring technology, if reports are correct.
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Forget the iPhone 6: iOS 7 is what will transform your user experience
The iPhone 5S or iPhone 6 launch will get the headlines, but iOS 7 is likely to have a far greater impact on your day-to-day Apple experience.
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iPhone 6 launch rumours surround Foxconn recruitment drive
Is the iPhone 6 (or iPhone 5S) about to launch? Foxconn and Pegasus, two of Apple's biggest Chinese suppliers, are hiring large numbers of additional factory workers.
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