Apple closes its retail stores outside Greater China until March 27
The move is aimed to prevent the spread of novel coronavirus. The sales hit remains to be seen.
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Apple's design chief Jony Ive to depart, form new company
The move is a design hit, but Apple maintains that its bench is deep, according to a the company.
Apple opens Steve Jobs Theater ahead of iPhone 8 launch
"Today and always we honor him," said Apple CEO Tim Cook.
iPad Pro's tall order: Making the iPad material to Apple again
One analyst is betting that the iPad Pro can make the iPad 15 percent of Apple sales, up from 10 percent now. That prediction may be a stretch.
Apple Watch meets marketing: Chasing 'micromoments'
Apple Watch can be a great marketing tool where the notification almost becomes an ad for a brand because it'll be targeted and useful. Rest assured some brands are going to blow it.
Apple WWDC 2015: Mac OS X 'El Capitan' public beta lands in July
The latest Mac OS X, dubbed El Capitan, is available to developers today with a beta in July and release in the Fall.
Apple WWDC 2015: Apple Watch OS update, third party native apps on tap
Apple's next Apple Watch OS update is likely to improve performance with third party apps and boost the overall usefulness of the device.
Apple silences Icahn with share buyback
Billionaire Carl Icahn said he will back down from a board proposal urging Apple to buy back shares. It took Apple about two weeks and $14 billion to do it.
Apple reportedly eyes sapphire crystal screen ramp
Apple has acquired enough sapphire crystal furnaces to make anywhere from 100 million to 200 million 5-inch iPhone displays, according to 9to5 Mac.
Apple's race to 2014: Six big unknowns
Perhaps Apple dazzles the tech world with new products and something we don't expect. It's just as likely that Apple is wrestling with gravity and scale like many large tech vendors.