Apple’s Federighi on M1 and why chip specs aren’t always indicative of real-world performance
It’s about how many tasks you can finish on a single battery life rather than about speeds and feeds.
It’s about how many tasks you can finish on a single battery life rather than about speeds and feeds.
Apple executives are legitimately positively surprised with the outcome of their work when it comes to the company’s first-ever custom silicon for the Mac.
A new report sheds light on Apple’s succession plans for its senior leadership roles.
Phil Schiller becomes an Apple Fellow, and Greg Joswiak is now SVP of Worldwide Marketing in Apple’s latest changes.
Apple’s iPhone marketing chief says the XR is literally their “most mainstream product” and “the most popular iPhone each and every day since the day it became available.”
The notch is “one of the most densely packed technology areas” Apple has ever done.
Apple’s marketing honcho Phil Schiller said during yesterday’s iPhone 7 keynote that the company has had the courage and vision to remove the ubiquitous 3.55 mm audio headphone jack from the handset in a forward-thinking move that has allowed its engineers to cram more hardware features inside the handset than ever before.
Schiller, Greg Joswiak and hardware chief Dan Riccio took to BuzzFeed News to list some of the new iPhone 7 features made possible by the abolished jack.
In October, Apple’s VP of iPhone marketing Greg Joswiak participated in an on-stage interview at Recode’s inaugural Code/Mobile conference. During the 30-minute discussion, Joswiak talked about several topics including the iOS 8.0.1 debacle, Apple Pay and more.
Since Joswiak isn’t on Apple’s senior executive team, we don’t get to see him talk very often, but he offers up some interesting information in this interview. We already covered some of the major highlights here, but now you can watch the whole thing on the video below.
Continuing with their high profile interviews, Recode’s Ina Fried and Walt Mossberg brought Apple’s VP of iPhone marketing Greg Joswiak up on stage today at their Code/Mobile event. The trio discussed a number of topics, including Apple Pay, Apple Watch and Apple’s recent software woes.
Given the nature of the questions, and Apple’s devotion to PR control, a lot of Joswiak’s answers sound very similar to things we’ve heard Tim Cook say recently. However, Fried and Mossberg do manage to pry some original, interesting tidbits from the executive during the course of their talk.
Greg Joswiak, Apple’s Vice President of iPod, iPhone and iOS Product Marketing, will be speaking at the inaugural Code/Mobile conference next month, Re/code confirmed today.
“Joz,” as he is called by friends and colleagues, will be sharing details on Apple’s latest product announcements, the iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, Apple Pay and Apple Watch.
He’s also expected to talk about iOS 8 and more.