WWDC 2026 is already set for June 8 to 12, and many exciting announces and surprises await fans and the industry as a whole.

Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, has been facing various controversies lately, and he is now addressing them, including his retirement rumors.

A federal judge dismissed Musi's lawsuit, ruling Apple can remove App Store apps anytime, setting a major precedent for developers and platform control

Apple's home hardware chief exits for Oura amid ongoing Siri delays, raising concerns about stalled smart home devices and the company's AI roadmap.

Apple will start producing Mac mini computers in Houston later this year, boosting U.S. manufacturing and reducing reliance on China and Vietnam.

Apple posts a record-breaking quarter as iPhone revenue hits $85.27B and services surge, proving demand for Apple's premium ecosystem is stronger than ever.

Apple and Google will pay $163M to settle lawsuits over devices secretly recording users' conversations.

A French court lets Apple keep App Tracking Transparency alive, a ruling that may reshape Europe's privacy battles and weaken the case against Apple's iPhone policies.

Apple and Google has officially announced their partnership to power Siri and Apple Intelligence's upgrades using Gemini.

JPMorgan is set to take over the Apple Card from Goldman Sachs, a deal that reshapes credit cards, consumer banking strategy, and Big Tech finance.