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IPhone
Apple's September event, usually headlined by a new iPhone, is different this year
by
Erika Beras
Sep 15, 2020
Apple will probably debut its 5G-connected iPhone next month.
And the winner is? The results of the Marketplace smartphone blind taste test
by
Scott Tong
May 29, 2019
Marketplace's smartphone blind taste test found Huawei and Motorola outperformed, and Apple underperformed.
Steven Spielberg, Reese Witherspoon help launch Apple TV service
by
Ben Bradford
Mar 25, 2019
Usually when Apple hosts one of its “special events” at the Steve Jobs Theater in Silicon Valley, it’s rolling out new products, unveiling the latest iPhone, Mac or Apple Watch on the black stage with dramatic music and slick videos. Today’s event had all of that, plus appearances by Steve Carell, Steven Spielberg and Reese […]
Are super expensive new cellphones worth the price?
by
Jack Stewart
Feb 22, 2019
Wednesday, Samsung unveiled the new Galaxy Fold, which will arrive in April and start at $1,980.
Samsung has seen better days. Can a folding screen help?
by
Scott Tong
Feb 19, 2019
Will a folding screen make a difference for Samsung's bottom line?
Apple, the iPhone, and the Innovator's Dilemma
by
Molly Wood
Feb 1, 2019
If you re-read the first few chapters of The Innovator’s Dilemma and you insert "Apple" every time Clayton Christensen mentions "a company," a certain picture emerges.
What might help Apple sell more iPhones? Cheaper iPhones
by
Molly Wood
Jan 30, 2019
And that's especially true in China and India.
For public good, not for profit.
iPhone sales fall in China, but fans abound
by
Jennifer Pak
Jan 28, 2019
Apple prices can be an issue, but many Chinese still consider the devices prestigious.
3 innovations that started out as inclusive design solutions
by
Kimberly Adams
and Maria Hollenhorst
Nov 22, 2018
You can thank inclusive design for typewriters, flexible straws and the technology behind iPhone screens.
Apple gear is getting more expensive. Here's why.
by
Janet Babin
Nov 1, 2018
The company has managed to make its products seem indispensable to its loyal customers, who appear willing to pay more.