Apple announced a sizeable shakeup within its executive ranks via a press release on Tuesday, noting that current Chief Operating Officer (COO) Jeff Williams would step down later this month, and with Senior Vice President of Operations Sabih Khan taking his place.
Apple's chief executive just confirmed its Siri voice assistant will pick up integration with OpenAI's ChatGPT technology by the end of 2024.
Apple hasn't shared any press photographs showing CEO Tim Cook or other executives wearing the Vision Pro headset in what's probably a deliberate move.
Even though he didn’t name-drop Apple’s rumored Reality headset, Cook has revealed his enthusiasm for a mix of AR and VR in a lengthy GQ interview.
Allegedly (too) concerned about his legacy, the CEO is said to have ordered an Apple headset launch this year against recommendations from the product team.
Apple's work-from-home policy will be tightened soon in favor of a hybrid model which will require employees to show up in offices at least three days per week.
Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, only has positive things to say about augmented reality, or AR. Which certainly makes sense, because the company has been rumored to be working on an AR headset, or otherwise mixed reality headset, for years. And we might actually be nearing a launch for that product. Especially considering Cook is out there in the wild, directly hinting at such a thing.
Three years into Steve Jobs's death, executives estimated that losing the company's former design chief Jony Ive would cost Apple at least $50 billion in market value.
Apple CEO Tim Cook will deliver the 152nd commencement address at Gallaudet University next month, the university has announced.
Tim Cook, the Chief Executive Officer of Apple, has penned a new open letter talking about technology, humanity, and much more. As is par for the course for the leader of Apple, he's not shy about voicing his opinion regarding the power of technology.
All these years later, and Apple struggling in China seems like a distant memory. But there used to be a time when the company was looking for a foothold. Which, apparently it found, and the company's CEO, Tim Cook, is the reason why.
For what feels like the longest time, Apple has been pushing back against the idea of self-service repairs for its products. The arguments have varied, but the more consistent ones have been about user safety and wanting to make sure that the repairs get done properly. Basically, "keep it for the experts" and call it good. But, that viewpoint has changed, and now Apple's CEO is making some public comments on the matter.