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iOS 15 may drop support for iPhone 6, 2016 iPhone SE, says report

Apple is planning to release the iOS 15 operating system in June and now a new report has revealed that it may kill support for older devices like the iPhone 6, iPhone 6s Plus, 2016 iPhone SE, etc.

Apple plans thinner Macbook Air with magnetic charger in Mac lineup reboot

The upcoming MacBook Pro is an example of Apple's renewed focus on Mac loyalists

Apple, Google, other US business groups applaud Biden's immigration reforms

Apple CEO Tim Cook welcomed President Biden''s "commitment to pursuing comprehensive immigration reform that reflects the American values of justice, fairness and dignity"

Apple supplier Pegatron Corporation leases 500,000 sq ft in Tamil Nadu

Pegatron will be the second contract manufacturer to assemble Apple iPhones in Tamil Nadu, after Foxconn

Apple to extend free trial subscription of Apple TV Plus till July 2021

Apple will extend the free trial subscription of Apple TV Plus. And the current members whose subscription was set to expire from now until June, have till July 2021 to enjoy their free subscription

Apple planning to launch a podcast subscription service: Report

Apple is reportedly planning to launch a new subscription service that would be focused on podcasts

Apple extends TV Plus free trial membership to July amid pandemic

Apple has yet again extended the free trial membership for the Apple TV+ service to customers till July 2021

Taiwan's Foxconn joins hands with China's Geely as Apple cars loom

They will each hold 50 per cent of a venture that will also provide consulting services on electric vehicle (EV) technologies to automakers

Apple, Hyundai set to sign deal on electric car by March, says report

Hyundai Motor and Apple Inc plan to sign a partnership deal on autonomous electric cars by March and start production around 2024 in the United States, local newspaper Korea IT News reported

Apple planning to launch thinner, lighter low-cost iPad this year

Apple is reportedly planning to launch a significantly "thinner and lighter" entry-level ninth-generation low-cost iPad this year.

Apple revenue from App Store up 28% to record $64 bn in 2020: Report

Beginning this year, Apple is charging smaller developers who make less than $1 million per year on its platforms 15 per cent fee, instead of 30 per cent

Google Play Store suspends microblogging app Parler; Apple threatens ban

The move by the two Silicon Valley companies came the day when Twitter permanently suspended Trump's account due to 'risk of further incitement of violence'

Hyundai Motor sparks confusion over electric car tie-up with Apple

Korean firm said it was in talks with the tech titan, before backtracking

Explained: How Apple can tackle the $230 billion luxury car market

The iPhone maker has reignited efforts to build its own vehicle, Reuters reported last month, though it's at least five years away from production

Apple planning to launch MacBook Air with mini-LED in 2022: Report

Apple is planning to use mini-LED displays on its devices later this year and now a new report has claimed that mini-LED MacBook Air is expected to be launched in 2022

Family behind Hyundai just made $2 billion on Apple collaboration report

Friday was also a good day for South Korea's richest person

Hyundai says in early talks with Apple after electric vehicle tieup report

Hyundai and Apple already work together on CarPlay, Apple's software for connecting iPhones to vehicles from a variety of automakers

Hyundai Motor says it is in early talks with Apple, shares surge 24%

Hyundai Motor said it in was in early discussions with Apple after Korea it was reported that the two were in talks to cooperate on electric cars and batteries, sending Hyundai's shares surging 24%

Apple working on cheaper AirPods Max headphones with plastic build

Apple is reportedly working on a relatively cheaper version of AirPods Max headphones with a few changes

M-cap of top 7 global tech stocks surged 61% last year, shows data

Apple alone commands a market cap of over $2.2 trillion, which is more than GDP of several countries, such as Brazil, Italy, Canada, and Russia