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Apple CEO Tim Cook: There's a 'Lot of Innovation' Left for Future iPhone Development
During today's earnings call covering the first fiscal quarter of 2025, Apple CEO Tim Cook was asked about whether he felt there was room
Apple earnings recap: Tim Cook weighs in on DeepSeek as China and iPhone sales disappoint
Apple stock lifted following guidance for the current quarter after the company reported a drop in ​iPhone and China sales. Overall revenue grew 4%.
Tim Cook hints new iPhone roadmap shows ‘a lot of innovation’ coming
On Apple’s quarterly earnings call, CEO Tim Cook expressed enthusiasm about Apple’s pipeline of new iPhones on the way.
Apple CEO Tim Cook on future iPhone models: ‘I think there's a lot more to come’
Apple CEO Tim Cook expressed optimism about future iPhone innovations during a recent earnings call. Reports suggest that Apple is working on an ultra-thin iPhone 17 'Air' model, which could feature a 6.
Tim Cook alludes to even further delays for biggest iPhone 16 feature
The biggest selling point for the iPhone 16 may be being delayed even further according to Apple CEO Tim Cook's recent statement.
Apple gave Intel a shot with iPhone chips, but they failed to impress Tim Cook: per TSMC
Apple reportedly once considered Intel as a partner for iPhone chip production, but per TSMC’s founder, the company didn’t impress Tim Cook.
Apple iPhone Roadmap Teased by Tim Cook to Bring Massive 'Innovation'—What's Changing?
The iPhone has remained stagnant over the years, and while yes, it features the latest chip, offering Apple Intelligence, improving its cameras, and sharing new experiences like the Capture button from the iPhone 15, it mostly stayed with its renowned design, layout, and more.
Tim Cook teases Apple’s future — 'a lot more to come' for iPhone innovation
This could be a hint at Apple’s speculated iPhone 17 “Air”, which is expected to replace the Plus model in the current iPhone series — especially since Cook is usually tight-lipped about upcoming products,
Think iPhone innovation is getting stale? Tim Cook disagrees.
Some analysts have worried that iPhone innovation has dried up. Samsung, for instance, has had foldable phones for years. But in response to an analyst question on the earnings call, Apple's Tim Cook said there was "a lot more to come.
Apple CEO thinks there’s still innovation left for the iPhone
The first iPhone was released in 2007. This means that it’s been nearly two decades since Apple changed the way we use our phones. However, Apple’s iPhone releases over the past few years have been kind of boring.
Apple CEO Tim Cook promises iPhone sales will rebound after AI features were slow to roll out
Apple shares rose in after-market trading on Thursday after the company forecast higher sales than Wall Street expected, a ...
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Apple CEO Tim Cook's daily routine starts before 5 a.m., a time of the day he can 'control the most'
Apple CEO Tim Cook wakes up before dawn and starts his day by reading ... The first thing Cook does in the morning is ...
Apple’s iPhone Sales Slipped Despite a Highly Anticipated AI Rollout
Apple on Thursday disclosed its iPhone sales dipped slightly during the holiday-season quarter, signaling a sluggish start to ...
When Will Apple Release The iPhone SE?
While there is no fixed date for an iPhone SE release, several of Apple's second-tier products have launched in the late ...
We’re particularly keen on India: Tim Cook
Tim Cook has again underlined Apple’s intent to widen the physical retail presence as well, with more Apple Stores set to ...
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Apple Eyes India's Growth Potential: iPhone Leads the Pack
Apple has seen record business in India during the December quarter, with iPhones becoming the top-selling smartphone. CEO ...
Tim Cook Won't Say How Apple Plans To Handle Trump's Tariff Policies — But Here's What's At Stake For The iPhone Maker
Apple CEO Tim Cook remained tight-lipped about how the company will handle potential tariffs under Trump's policies, even as ...
Apple Seeing iPhone Strength in Markets With AI
Apple Intelligence isn't available everywhere, but iPhone demand is stronger where the software is live, says CEO Tim Cook.