SAN FRANCISCO: The bloom may be off Apple's iPhone, at least for now. So now the pressure is on the iconic Silicon Valley company to come up with its next big thing.On Tuesday, Apple acknowledged

New York:  Tech giant Apple's CEO Tim Cook has applauded the economic reforms unveiled by India, saying the world's third largest smartphone market presents a "very good business environment" going ahead.Apple, maker of the iconic

New Delhi: Apple Inc. on Monday announced that their new smartphones, iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus, will be available in Indian markets on October 16.The new batch of smartphones were available to US customers

New Delhi: Start-ups, innovation and manufacturing are the thrust areas of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's US visit.Modi's tour to Silicon Valley was aimed to give a shot in the arm of his pet project Digital

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today met with CEOs of some of the world's largest companies and pitched for his Digital India campaign.The initiative got thumbs up from technocrats and some of them even

San Jose : Prime Minister Narendra Modi has invited Apple to set up a manufacturing base in India and its CEO Tim Cook responded positively, officials said here today."The Prime Minister (in his meeting with

San Jose (California): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on a whirlwind tour of Silicon Valley met America's top tech leaders including Microsoft's Satya Nadella, Google's Sundar Pichai, and Apple's Tim Cook before heading for a digital

Paolo Alto (California): Prime Minister Narendra Modi began his one-on-one engagement with the tech honchos of Silicon Valley with a 15-minute interaction with Apple chief executive Tim Cook.During the meeting Tim Cook told Prime Minister

Paolo Alto (California): Prime Minister Narendra Modi began his one-on-one engagement with the tech honchos of Silicon Valley with a 15-minute interaction with Apple chief executive Tim Cook.The lining up of such meetings include Who's

San Francisco :  Google, Apple, MicroSoft, Facebook, Qualcomm, Cisco... these are some topnotch companies, the chief executives of which will chat up Prime Minister Narendra Modi when he arrives to a packed itinerary on Saturday

New Delhi:  Prime Minister Narendra Modi could meet Apple CEO during his six days visit to United states.Accordig to Times of India, Apple is planning to invest in building manufacturing capacities in India, which could

New Delhi: Apple Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Tim Cook is expected to launch a new iPhone lineup on September 9 event but there could be more in the bag than just a smartphone.Cook will take

Career website Glassdoor has released the list of world's top 50 chief executive officers (CEOs).Google's Larry Page unseated LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner from the number one spot, which he grabbed last year from Facebook CEO

San Francisco/New Delhi: Apple's CEO Tim Cook on Monday morning came on to the stage in San Francisco to reveal the technology giant's music service, OS X update El Capitan, iOS 9 and its Watch

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Delhi chief Mmnister Arvind Kejriwal have been voted among the 100 most influential people in the world in an online poll by readers of Time magazine.Russian President Vladimir

Apple Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Tim Cook has slammed the new religious freedom laws that he blames would promote discrimination and erode equality. Cook wrote his views in an editorial published in Washington Post where

Apple Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook is turning towards philanthropy and plans to give away all his wealth for good causes. One of the most powerful people of Tech World, Cook told this in an

New Delhi: Apple is planning to release three new iPhone models in the second half of 2015, a report by DigiTimes claims. It says a 4-inch iPhone model (iPhone 6C) will join the 4.7-inch iPhone

In 2009, when Steve Jobs was in his final years, dying of cancer, Apple chief executive officer (CEO) Tim Cook offered his boss a piece of his liver.The revelation is made in a new book,

The much awaited Apple Watch will not only tell the time to its users but it will replace the car keys, Apple Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook told the Telegraph in an interview. Cook himself