New Delhi: The much awaited Apple watch is soon to be launched. CEO Tim Cook says that Apple watch may not be the first smart watch to hit the market but it will change the

New Delhi: Six months after buying the subscription music service Beats Music, Apple is actively working to launch its first android app which is a completely new paid streaming music service that will compete with

San Francisco: Apple had another blowout quarter thanks to its new plus-sized iPhones, which helped the company smash sales records for the holiday season.Apple said Tuesday that it sold 74.5 million iPhones during the three

New Delhi: As expected, Apple has unveiled iPhone 6 and a larger iPhone called the iPhone 6 Plus. The two new devices will be available in India startig October 17, according to Apple's India website.The

New Delhi: Again comes the time of the year when “Apple” fans go gaga.On September 09 another phone in #iPhone series was launched creating the buzz at global platform.Tim Cook, CEO of Apple Inc., had

Cupertino, California: Apple CEO Tim Cook is still trying to convince shareholders that the iPhone maker remains a step ahead in the race to innovate, even though recent performance of the company's stock lags behind

New Delhi: As per an article published in the San Francisco Chronicle, Cupertino-based Apple may be considering buying electric car pioneer Tesla. The report stems from the fact that the company's chief of mergers and

San Francisco: Apple reshaped technology and society when Steve Jobs unveiled the iPhone seven years ago. Now, the trend-setting company is losing ground to rivals that offer what Apple has stubbornly refused to make: smartphones

San Francisco: It's going to take more than brisk sales of the iPhone and iPad to convince investors that Apple still has the magic touch.Wall Street's nagging doubts about Apple's further growth prospects were magnified

San Francisco: Activist investor Carl Icahn has raised his stake in Apple as he escalates his campaign to pressure the company into buying back more of its stock while the shares remain stuck far below