Investor and Berkshire Hathaway chairman Warren Buffett once more came out in favor of Apple in a Monday TV interview, explaining why Berkshire bought Apple stock, and amping up the iPhone despite a sales decline in the March quarter.
The latest supply chain reports out of China are refuting previous observations that the “iPhone 8” would be delayed, and are claiming that manufacturers of previous low-yield products have resolved production problems.
With Mother’s Day less than a week away, we’re rounding up the best gifts for the Apple-loving mom, including smart kitchen gadgets, iOS devices, W1 headphones and more. Best of all, each gift can be shipped for arrival by May 14.
After sowing confusion by announcing, but seemingly not implementing, an iTunes Affiliate Program commission rate change in April, Apple on Sunday clarified that the updated terms only apply to in-app purchases.
For one week only, shoppers can save $30 instantly on Apple’s 2017 32GB iPad (Wi-Fi Only) in all three colors. Plus, each iPad qualifies for free expedited shipping, and B&H will not collect sales tax on orders shipped outside NY and NJ.
Apple has updated it’s street-level vehicle-mounted photography site, and in addition to efforts continuing all over the U.S. and overseas, vehicles associated with the project are now cruising streets in Connecticut.
A new iPhone is coming and it is probably loaded with all the technology Apple can bring to bear — but the “iPhone 8” will probably be missing USB-C when it launches. AppleInsider explains why Apple will probably stick with Lightning for at least another year.
Apple revealed its March-quarter financial results on Tuesday, which saw profits up, but iPhone sales down. Perhaps the most interesting news of the week however was more information about Apple’s rumored Amazon Echo competitor, based on Siri.
Popular on-demand delivery services platform delivery.com on Friday notified users that it no longer accepts Apple Pay for laundry orders, saying the payment option was removed for problems outside the company’s control.