In the last hours before WWDC's opening keynote presentation, shares in Apple got a boost from early trading to hit an all-time record high.An Apple Store logoShares and market valuation of Apple dipped throughout 2022 and early 2023, from its high of $3 trillion in 2021. The decline is believed to have been because of supply constraints for the iPhone 14 Pro, among other devices. Read more...

In the last hours before WWDC's opening keynote presentation, shares in Apple got a boost from early trading to hit an all-time record high.An Apple Store logoShares and market valuation of Apple dipped throughout 2022 and early 2023, from its high of $3 trillion in 2021. The decline is believed to have been because of supply constraints for the iPhone 14 Pro, among other devices. Read more...

In the last hours before WWDC's opening keynote presentation, shares in Apple got a boost from early trading to hit an all-time record high.An Apple Store logoShares and market valuation of Apple dipped throughout 2022 and early 2023, from its high of $3 trillion in 2021. The decline is believed to have been because of supply constraints for the iPhone 14 Pro, among other devices. Read more...

On June 4, 1997, Mac clone-maker Power Computing hit its high point and began a rapid decline. By early 1998, it was out of business. (via Cult of Mac - Tech and culture through an Apple lens)

Apple today published its latest iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 adoption statistics, as measured by devices that transacted on the App Store on May 30. The numbers come just days ahead of WWDC, where Apple is expected to announce iOS 17. Most importantly, Apple says 81% of all active iPhones are now running iOS 16, up from 72% in February. 13% of active iPhones are still running iOS 15, and 6% are running an even older iOS version, according to the data. iOS 16 was released to the public in September and is compatible with the iPhone 8 and newer. Apple adds that 71% of all active iPads are now running iPadOS 16, up from 50% in February. Around the…

New figures from the UK's television ratings service says while most other streaming services saw small declines, Apple TV+ had a slight growth in the country.In June 2022, the UK's Broadcasters' Audience Research Board (BARB) put the number of UK homes with access to streaming services at 19.57 million. Now the latest BARB figures show that overall streaming access has declined to 19.08 million homes.Surveying the change in streaming access between Q4 2022 and Q1 2023, BARB says that only Apple TV+ and UK-only NOW TV avoided a decline. Read more...