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Apple is reportedly dealing with tech issues that could delay its long-awaited Siri update. The upgraded version of the tech giant's digital assistant is facing software bugs and engineering troubles, Bloomberg News reported late Friday (Feb. 14), citing sources with knowledge of the matter.
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Apple reported a 4% rise in sales, driven by services growth, while iPhone sales declined 0.8%, highlighting a shift in revenue composition. Regulatory hurdles and phased AI rollouts have impacted iPhone sales, particularly in China, where total sales declined by 11.1%. Despite risks like tariffs and higher input costs, Apple's strong brand and growing services revenue offer long-term growth potential.
Apple is planning to add Apple Intelligence to its Vision Pro headset, along with an updated mode for guest users and a spatial content app as early as April, Bloomberg News reported on Saturday.
Warren Buffett filed his holdings with the SEC (form 13F), which covered the most recent calendar quarter (the final quarter of 2024).
TikTok has returned to the app stores of Apple and Google in the U.S., after President Donald Trump delayed the enforcement of a TikTok ban.
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With Apple (AAPL) CEO Tim Cook teasing a new product launch Wednesday, analysts have speculated a new lower-cost iPhone model could soon hit store shelves.
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Alibaba (BABA) tapped highs it hasn't seen since 2022 after Apple (AAPL) announced it will partnership with the company to launch Apple Intelligence in China. Diane King Hall considers the move an attempt to reinvigorate the country's struggling private sector.
Apple's leaning on companies including Chinese tech giants Alibaba and Baidu to adapt its artificial intelligence system to meet regulatory requirements, according to Bloomberg.