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Apple starts selling its HomeView smart home display
The device combines communication and entertainment with smart home controls, starting at $299 in the US.
Apple prepares for its first earnings call under CEO John Ternus
Investors await the holiday-quarter outlook and comments on memory costs. Results are due after the US market closes, overnight in Baku.
Apple’s first foldable iPhone Duo goes on sale
Apple began selling iPhone Duo on October 23. Buyers considering imports still need to check local availability, warranty and service conditions.
Apple Launches HomePod mini 2 for $150 with AI-Powered Siri Features
Apple has unveiled the updated HomePod mini 2 smart speaker with the S10 chip, Sound Glow lighting, and AI-based Siri support. Sales start on October 30, 2026.
Apple Cuts Component Orders for iPhone 18 Pro as Demand Weakens
Apple has asked suppliers to reduce production of components for the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, citing rising memory chip prices and weakening consumer demand.
Kaspersky Warns of Phishing Emails Posing as Apple and Payment Systems
Cybercriminals are exploiting demand for new iPhone models by sending fake pre-order emails to steal personal data and money.
Apple Unveils First Foldable iPhone Duo
Apple has introduced its first foldable iPhone Duo, priced from $1,999 to $3,199. The company's shares dipped 0.28% on the day of the presentation, but the market reaction was slightly positive relative to the broader market.
iOS 27 Code Hints at New Camera Features for iPhone 18 Pro
Beta code of iOS 27 reveals descriptions of five camera features that may debut on iPhone 18 Pro, including manual focus and overexposure warnings.
Apple Unveils iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max with A20 Pro Chip and Siri AI
Apple has announced its new flagship smartphones, the iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max, featuring the A20 Pro chip, an improved camera, and Siri AI capabilities.
NVIDIA Bolsters Wall Street Tone, Bitcoin Breaks $80,000, Apple Changes CEO
Financial markets wrapped up a week with a busy corporate agenda: strong NVIDIA results, inflows into VOO, leadership changes at Apple, and legal proceedings around Meta.
Apple Appoints John Ternus as New CEO
Starting September 1, Apple will be led by John Ternus, formerly Senior Vice President of Hardware Engineering. Tim Cook will become Executive Chairman of the Board.
US Urges Apple Not to Buy Memory Chips from Chinese Manufacturers
The Trump administration has urged Apple to avoid purchasing memory chips from Chinese manufacturers, suggesting alternative solutions to the chip shortage.
Apple in Talks to Buy Memory Chips from China's CXMT
Apple is testing memory chips from China's CXMT for iPhone and MacBook, aiming to reduce dependence on market shortages caused by the AI boom.
Russia's Antimonopoly Service Opens Case Against Apple Over Missing RuStore and Max
Russia's Federal Antimonopoly Service has opened a case against Apple for failing to pre-install Russian apps RuStore and Max on iOS devices.
Apple to Raise iPhone 18 Pro Prices by $250–300
Analyst Jeff Pu of GF Securities forecasts price increases for flagship iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max by $250–300.
Global Smartphone Shipments Fall in Q2
Worldwide smartphone shipments dropped 6.7% year-on-year in Q2 2026 to 277.5 million units, marking the second consecutive quarterly decline, according to IDC.
VK and Max Apps Removed from Google Play
Apps of Russian tech holding VK and national messenger Max are no longer available for download on Google Play.
Apple Products to Become Even More Expensive for Kazakhstanis
Apple CEO Tim Cook announced that the company plans to raise prices on its products due to a sharp increase in costs for memory and storage chips.
Apple Files Lawsuit Against OpenAI
American tech giant Apple has initiated legal proceedings against OpenAI, the creator of the ChatGPT chatbot.
Apple to Release Over 15 New Gadgets
Apple is preparing one of its most packed release seasons ever: this fall, the Cupertino company plans to unveil over 15 new products, including its first foldable iPhone and a MacBook with a touchscreen.
Apple shares fall after price hike on Mac and iPad
Apple shares fell 6.12% on the Nasdaq after the company raised prices on Mac and iPad lines by $100–300, citing rising chip costs.