Apple Products

Apple buys first commercial batch of carbon-free aluminium from Alcoa-Rio Tinto venture

Aluminium is carbon-intensive to produce and releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.

HCL Infosystems up 18% on plans to distribute Apple products in India

In a regulatory filing on Monday, HCL Infosystems said it has signed an agreement for "distribution of iPhone and other Apple products" with Apple India.

HCL Infosystems in talks to distribute Apple products in India

Currently, Apple has distribution tie-ups with companies like Ingram Micro, Redington, Rashi Peripherals and Beetel Teletech in India.

New report states that most Apple leaks originate directly from its employees

A 'leaked' recording of an Apple internal briefing has revealed that most of the times, such leaks originate directly from its employees.

Watch: Apple rules the market with 715 million iPhones currently in use

There is a reason why expensive iPhones still rule the smartphone market and why several customers replace their old iPhones with new ones.

Tech in 2016: Here are 5 ways that Apple ruined our future

For better or worse (the latter) Apple is seen as something of a guiding light in the tech industry.

Apple says all services resume after outage

Apple has said some of its services which suffered an outage, including its App Store, resumed services following a more than two-hour outage on Thursday.

Chinese iPhone factory workers reportedly live in bedbug-infested dorms

An Apple contractor factory in China houses its workers in overcrowded dormitories lined with mould and crawling with bed bugs, a labour watchdog alleged on Thursday.

Six reasons why you don't need the Apple iPod in your life, again

Amidst all the hype regarding the next iteration of the iPhone - purported iPhone 6S and the overwhelming response from fans regarding Apple's venture into the music streaming service with Apple Music, the company made a rather, low key announcement of the Apple iPod – the product which was assumed almost dead for many years now.

TomTom shares jump after Apple renews digital maps contract

Dutch navigation systems company TomTom NV said Apple Inc would continue to buy its digital maps, giving a vote of confidence that sent the Dutch company's shares more than 7 percent higher to a near six-year high.