There were lines of shoppers outside, excited to be the first people in America to buy the new iPhones—and get their iPhone ...

Tim Cook is the CEO of Apple ... helping lead Apple to profitability. Cook has overseen the development and launch of major products like the iPhone X, the Apple TV 4K, the iPad Pro, the Retina ...

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Apple CEO Tim Cook talked about early iPhone 16 demand and said iOS 18.1 with Apple Intelligence was adopted twice as fast as ...

I was taken aback when Tim Cook recently told a reporter ... person wanted to send high-quality videos to his mother, "buy your mom an iPhone." I found the CEO's response surprisingly flippant.

This is probably a legacy way of thinking that dates back to Steve Jobs himself, a visionary that helped bring to light groundbreaking products like the iPhone. Tim Cook, on the other hand ...

In a bid to strengthen Apple's position in China, CEO Tim Cook recently met with the country ... ‘middle-class' upbringing, refused to just 'buy them things' with their billions — here's ...

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said he received a call from Apple CEO Tim ... Cook over concerns about the financial penalties that have been imposed by the European Union on the ...

During Apple Inc.’s AAPL fourth-quarter earnings call, Tim ... soon. Cook attributed the high adoption rate of iOS 18.1 to strong interest in the iPhone 16, which was launched just three days ...

You can't just go to a supplier like Foxconn and say: Build me a car." But in the years since, Musk has continued to pick fights with Apple and its CEO Tim Cook ... you can buy that really ...

It isn't just about guessing how many 5G iPhones will be sold, it's about knowing what technology Apple will need – and when. Under Tim Cook ... need in its iPods and iPhone, but that other ...

Tim Cook was appointed ... In 2011, Cook again stepped in to lead day-to-day operations while Jobs was ill, before ultimately being named CEO permanently just before the death of Jobs.