Apple
Game on.
Lattner made a brief stop at Tesla, which he left in June.
Most of us got that one very wrong. Worked out well for Mark Zuckerberg, though.
iPad sales were up 15 percent year over year.
Apple’s growth rebound continues.
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Developers found this design in an early version of code for Apple’s HomePod speaker.
It’s also putting the iPod shuffle to rest.
But smart TVs are the most popular way to watch internet video on TV.
The best way to experience Google’s news feed appears to be with an iPhone.
Google VR boss Clay Bavor explains why the two technologies aren’t so different on the latest Too Embarrassed to Ask.
Isabel Ge Mahe has led Apple’s wireless software engineering teams for almost a decade.
Android and iOS are the last major smartphone platforms standing.
You want pics? We got pics.
Apple is going to start sharing more data about podcasts with their creators. Hot Pod’s Nick Quah breaks down what that means on Recode Media.
It transformed not just its own industry but created and transformed others.
Happy 10th birthday, iPhone.
How a decade flies by.
“[It is a] fascinating product that raises the bar for all other smart phones.”
Is the new HomePod smart speaker really worth $349?
Everything has changed.
Sony’s Jamie Erlicht and Zack Van Amburg will head up video programming, reporting to Eddy Cue.
Think of this as the tl;dr trip report I would bring back for the team, after using the software for a week.
Basic analytics are (finally) coming to Apple’s podcast app in an upcoming refresh. It’s a big deal.
He urges graduates to apply their values to the stuff they create and build.
The HomePod’s announced price, $349, is higher than its competitors’, but how does it stack up on the features?
Get all the news and Recode analysis from the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference.
The real question with HomePod will be how good of a Siri experience it can deliver.
As Uber comes under fire for its internal practices, Saint John will be charged with telling the company’s story better.
We compressed Apple’s two-hour event into just the stuff you need to know.
HomePod, iOS 11, a new iPad Pro and more.
That’s up from 20 million in December.
Apple Pay now has its own Messages app.
“Keep making apps. The world is depending on you.”
The years-long freeze has thawed.
Siri ... and a speaker?
The keynote kicks off Monday at 10 am PT, 1 pm ET.
We come in peace, Apple.
Payments apps like Venmo and Square Cash get discussed, plus Apple’s new P2P service.
Angela Ahrendts puts her stamp on the Apple Store.