Apple Inc. News

Amazon is reportedly developing a large-screen foldable tablet to compete with Apple's similar device. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo indicates discussions with suppliers are underway, with potential mass production beginning in 2026 or 2027, marking a significant shift in the foldable device market.

Apple has announced its WWDC 2025, scheduled from June 9-13 at Apple Park, featuring a hybrid format. The event will focus on software advancements, including new operating systems and over 100 technical sessions for developers.

A report reveals Apple's struggle in the AI sector, with senior leadership hesitant to invest due to unclear outcomes. Despite launching its Apple Intelligence platform, the company could face delays, particularly with Siri, which is being rebranded as a supporting feature.

Apple's upcoming iPhone 17 Air may be its thinnest model yet at 5.5mm. Expected features include a 6.6-inch OLED display, 48MP rear camera, and a $1,299 price tag, despite a smaller 2,800mAh battery which may utilize advanced technology for improved efficiency.

Experts warn that Apple's probable shift of iPhone assembly from India to the US could harm its profit margins. Currently, India assembles 15% of iPhones, earning less than $30 per device, while the US retains a larger share of value through branding and components.

Apple has blocked Fortnite access on iPhones in the U.S. and EU, according to Epic Games. The ongoing dispute, rooted in a 2020 challenge to Apple's commission fees, has led to Fortnite's absence from Apple's platforms for years, despite temporary reinstatements.

Apple plans to introduce eye-scrolling for its Vision Pro headset, allowing users to navigate apps with eye movements, says Bloomberg. This feature could be a part of visionOS 3 and showcased at WWDC starting June 9.

As of now, Apple does not produce any smartphone in the US. China is the biggest manufacturer of iPhones, while facilities in India produce around 40 million units per year (about 15 per cent of Apple's annual output).

Apple's CarPlay Ultra debuts with Aston Martin showcasing the new interface. The software offers advanced features and customisability, integrating deeply with vehicle systems.