The Latest Breaking News from Apple

Qualcomm’s Discount Could Vanish If Its AI Bet Pays Off

Qualcomm shares have rallied 30% since August but still carry a low valuation, as analysts weigh growth in AI data centers and automotive against Apple's move to in-house modem chips.

MarketBeat · Sep 16

Apple Stock Surges After Its Biggest Product Launch in Years—Can It Last?

Apple shares rose about 7% to near $330 after its product launch, led by the folding Duo iPhone and higher Pro prices, with TD Cowen setting a $400 price target.

MarketBeat · Sep 16

Apple considers Nvidia tech for return to server market: The Information

Apple is developing an enterprise AI server for AI developers, businesses and governments that could come in versions featuring either two or four planned M8 Ultra chips, its highest-performance processors, the Information reported, citing people familiar with the matter.

The Economic Times · Sep 16

Slow Horses season six review – Reliable, predictable, and with a dashing Bond contender at its heart

3/5 Jack Lowden returns as hapless agent River Cartwright in Apple TV’s sturdy prestige show, which is starting to lose its capacity to shock

The Independent UK · Sep 16

Why Jefferies Is Bullish on Formula One Stock Now

Jefferies’ bullish $115 target puts FWONK stock in the spotlight as the company's global popularity and premium sports assets create a compelling path for growth.

Barchart · Sep 15

GM Keeps Apple CarPlay And Android Auto On Its New Truck Interface

A new user interface in the 2027 Silverado and Sierra continues to support smartphone mirroring, and it could come to other vehicles.

Motor1 · Sep 15

'Widow's Bay's Emmy-Winning Episode Proves Why It's So Singular

Apple TV's horror comedy introduced itself with a tightrope walk of a pilot.

Inverse · Sep 15

iOS 27: All the new features in Apple’s biggest update yet - and can you download it?

Update brings a host of small changes – and one very big one

The Independent UK · Sep 15

iOS 27's Smarter Siri Is Live — And Apple Is Already Limiting How Much You Can Use It

iOS 27 launched Sept. 14 with a beta "Siri AI" that requires a waitlist, daily usage limits, and won't speak Spanish until next month.

Latin Times · Sep 15

Widow’s Bay debuted with a whimper – six months later it’s the most acclaimed show on TV

TV: The Apple TV+ horror-comedy series about a cursed coastal town in America debuted in April to very little fanfare. Now, it has made history at the Emmys where it picked up 14 prizes, including a contentious win for Best Comedy Series. A proud fan from day one, Annabel Nugent…

The Independent UK · Sep 15