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Apple welcomed the inaugural class of developers and entrepreneurs to its Apple Developer Academy in Detroit this week. The academy, which is Apple’s
Keep up with all of the Apple news Every week, AppleInsider posts a large number of articles about Apple, including stories and rumors about its products, and connected third-parties. In our video series, "This Week in Apple," we condense the last seven days of stores into a single video. The episodes include a curated summary of the week's events, along with insight and analysis into what happened for each topic. Source links for stores mentioned are provided further down the page, as well as within the YouTube video notes, if you want to explore the subject more closely. Epic vs Apple co...
The trial between Epic Games and Apple offered more revelations about the companies and the App Store in court, while the rest of the week centered around a controversial hiring, iPhone 13' rumors, and the Detroit Apple Developer Academy.
The Zigbee Alliance has rebranded to the Connectivity Standards Alliance (CSA). The group has announced Matter, its new connectivity standard. The Zigbee Alliance has a new name and a new standard. The Zigbee Alliance, now known as the Connectivity Standards Alliance (CSA), has announced Matter, its new connectivity standard for smart homes. The proliferation of connected objects continues to change the way we live, work and play. From homes to offices, factories to hospitals, connected objects enable us to experience our environments in cohesive, interactive ways. Yet, for too long, disconne...
What you need to know New research says tech's big four, including Apple, only pay about 60% of the average tax burden of companies worldwide. Nikkei Asia analyzed 57,000 companies to compare. The average ratios given for the four was 15.4%, 9.7% less than the global average. New research from Nikkei Asia claims that Apple, Google, Amazon, and Facebook only pay around 60% of the average tax burden of more than 50,000 companies worldwide. The average tax burden ratio for top American IT companies, collectively known as the "Big Four"-- Google, Apple, Facebook and Amazon -- is about 15%, or a...