Computers and Peripherals

Apple's Tim Cook era ends with a record $109B quarter

It was another record quarter for the outgoing CEO, while Apple says it didn't expect the demand it's now seeing.

By Jonny Evans

1 Aug 20266 mins

AppleVendors and Providers

Articles

Apple and the changing of the guard

Apple is firing up as it prepares to anoint John Ternus as the new company CEO in September.

By Jonny Evans

22 Jul 2026 5 mins

AppleVendors and Providers

Apple could 'run the table' on AI if it does things right

Apple can apply a great deal of downward pressure on OpenAI and Claude with its approach to AI, says investor Jason Calacanis.

By Jonny Evans

20 Jul 2026 5 mins

AppleArtificial IntelligenceGenerative AI

Microsoft's Patch Tuesday updates: Keeping up with the latest fixes

Here's a look at the most recent Patch Tuesday release from Microsoft as well as a collection of recent updates so you can track what's changed.

By Dan Muse and Ken Mingis

18 Jul 2026 6 mins

Microsoft OfficeWindows 10Windows 11

OpenAI’s new hardware is a $230, 13-switch keyboard for Codex

Buyers will have to pay a premium for the AI blinkenlights.

By Maxwell Cooter

18 Jul 2026 2 mins

DeveloperInput DevicesKeyboards

Efficiency, performance, and security; the three priorities that new IT investment should focus on

By Intel vPro

12 Sep 2022 4 mins

Business Process ManagementCPUs and ProcessorsIntel

July's Patch Tuesday sees an end-of-support collision amidst a massive, record-setting patch wave

It's an absolute beast with over 700 fixes and active zero-days landing right as major SQL and SharePoint versions hit end of support.

By Greg Lambert

18 Jul 2026 18 mins

Application SecurityMicrosoftWindows

Apple widens OpenAI trade secrets fight with preservation orders

The company has hit dozens of former employees with preservation orders as it builds its case against OpenAI.

By Jonny Evans

17 Jul 2026 4 mins

AppleGovernmentLaws and Regulations

Is Apple bringing chip manufacturing home?

Apple’s $30B Broadcom deal and TSMC’s $100B expansion mean some chip manufacturing should come back to the US. Here’s what’s actually moving home — and what isn’t.

By Jonny Evans

17 Jul 2026 4 mins

AppleManufacturing IndustryMarkets

Apple’s OpenAI lawsuit: The lunacy of trying to limit what ex-employees can tell future employers

The upshot of the company’s legal broadside is that former Apple employees can’t leverage what they learned at Apple. In 2026, that is as absurd as it is unenforceable.

By Evan Schuman

16 Jul 2026 5 mins

AppleGovernmentLaws and Regulations

What problems would an AI speaker from OpenAI actually solve?

Is a HomePod with ‘personality’ what people really, really want?

By Jonny Evans

16 Jul 2026 5 mins

AppleArtificial IntelligenceVendors and Providers

Siri AI steals the show as the iOS 27 public beta lands

Apple’s first public beta looks surprisingly stable — but the headline Siri AI upgrade remains limited by availability, app compatibility and the usual beta risks.

By Jonny Evans

15 Jul 2026 5 mins

AppleOperating SystemsiOS

AI is killing low cost smartphones

Data from Omdia and Counterpoint shows that while Apple and Samsung thrive, the rest of the industry takes a dive

By Jonny Evans

14 Jul 2026 5 mins

AppleMobile PhonesSmartphones

‘Rotten to its core’ — Apple files an explosive lawsuit against OpenAI

Apple accuses OpenAI and former Apple Vice President Tang Tan of extensive coordinated data theft and asks whether OpenAI’s hardware plans are based around exfiltrated Apple info.

By Jonny Evans

11 Jul 2026 6 mins

AppleArtificial IntelligenceGenerative AI