Apple’s design tzar explains how Steve Jobs’ lack of interest in watches played a role in Apple leadership’s decision to green-light Apple Watch development while touching on a number of other topics in a rare interview.
What makes a good year for Apple? And what’s the approach that led to innovative products such as iPhone X, AirPods, Apple Watch 3 and HomePod? Apple CEO Tim Cook answers these and other questions in Fast Company’s exclusive interview.
Now that HomePod is ready to start getting into the hands of customers, Apple’s Phil Schiller sat down with Sound and Vision to talk about what sets the company’s smart speaker apart from similar offerings by Amazon, Google and Sonos.
The notch is “one of the most densely packed technology areas” Apple has ever done.
But it just isn’t sure how yet.
Holding onto features when there’s a “better way” is a path that “leads to failure,” Ive commented.
Apple CEO Tim Cook sat down for an interview with BuzzFeed News to talk iPhone X production bottlenecks and other topics of interest.
The debut of iPhone X on the tenth anniversary of the handset was a “wonderful coincidence,” says Apple’s design tzar.
He also called iPhone X’s $999 price tag “a value price” and offered his thoughts on Trump’s changes to the DACA program that was initiated under the Obama administration.
Original iPhone team members Scott Forstall, Tony Fadell and Greg Christie recount the arduous process of turning Apple’s “Project Purple” into the best-selling device of our time.
Former iOS chief Scott Forstall finally broke silence in yesterday’s historic interview.
Apple’s chief executive Tim Cook sat down for interviews with three YouTubers and accessibility activists in recognition of Global Accessibility Awareness Day.