South Korean under-30s tend to buy Android first, then switch to iPhone

Original unopened iPod to sell for record-breaking $29,000

A first-generation iPod that's been around the auction block is up for sale once again — fetching the highest price yet at $29,000.

By Wesley Hilliard |

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Russian kangaroo court fines Apple two seconds of profit over News row

A Russian court this week fined Apple about $4200 for failing to suppress Apple News content about Russia's invasion of Ukraine, equivalent to barely over two seconds of profit for the company.

By Peter Cohen |

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South Korean under-30s tend to buy Android first, then switch to iPhone

New research claims that while 85% of South Koreans aged under 30 will have first bought an Android phone, more than half then switch to Apple's iPhone.

By William Gallagher |

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Newton's August 1993 launch set the stage for what would become the iPad and iPhone

Apple's Newton handheld computer was both the company's biggest failure and its greatest peek into the future. Thirty years after launch, AppleInsider reminisces about what it was, what it meant, and where it went wrong.

By William Gallagher |

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Apple Vision Pro users may get guided walkthroughs of iPhone and Mac

Apple is working on how to use Apple Vision Pro as a tool to help prospective buyers seen an annotated AR guide or get virtual help for other Apple devices.

By William Gallagher |

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For the first time, Linux gamers outnumber Mac in Steam's game census

The Mac has taken a back seat to Linux as the number two operating system in use by customers of Valve Software's Steam gaming service, according to the company's most recently polled survey data.

By Peter Cohen |

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What to expect from Apple's Q3 2023 earnings report

Apple's third fiscal quarter results will be issued later today, accompanied by the usual call with analysts. Here's what to expect from the results, and what Wall Street thinks of is coming.

By Malcolm Owen |

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Apple is teaching Siri how to read lips

Future Apple devices may be able to use motion detection to read lips, and so trigger Siri without needing a microphone to constantly listen out for commands.

By William Gallagher |

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South Korean under-30s tend to buy Android first, then switch to iPhone

`South Korean under-30s tend to buy Android first, then switch to iPhone`

Original unopened iPod to sell for record-breaking $29,000

Russian kangaroo court fines Apple two seconds of profit over News row