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Apple officially celebrated the opening of its new flagship retail location at the Dubai Mall. The tech giant has offered up some video and imagery from the grand opening…

Apple Inc has removed the New York Times Co's news apps from its app store in China following a request from the Chinese authorities, the companies said separately on Jan. 5.

Apple removed both the English-language and Chinese-language apps from the iTunes store in China on Dec. 23, 2016, according to the New York Times, which first reported the action. 

Apple is marking World AIDS Day by giving more than 400 of its stores a makeover in red.

Apple says that stores on five continents are turning their logos red or featuring red window decals on Dec 1 in an effort to raise visibility for World AIDS Day.

Have you seen the Putinphone? Caviar, a Russian jewelry company, has designed a limited edition of them on the occasion of the 63rd birthday of the Russian president.  It looks like the iPhone 6, except Putin's face is encrusted in gold on the back, as is the seal of the Russian presidency and a few lines of the country's national anthem.

Apple went small on March 21 -- cutting prices as well as screen size -- as it unveiled a new iPhone and iPad aimed at first-time buyers and customers in emerging markets.

Apple Inc Chief Executive Tim Cook said his company opposed a demand from a U.S. judge to help the FBI break into an iPhone recovered from one of the San Bernardino shooters.

Cook said that the demand threatened the security of Apple's customers and had "implications far beyond the legal case at hand." 

Apple raised the specter of the end of a technological era after reporting Jan. 26 the slowest growth sales ever of its market-leading, life-changing iPhone and warning it expects worse to come.

Apple unveiled several products on Sept. 9, but the star of the attraction was of course the latest iteration of its iPhone. You can make several economic observations about the multinational tech giant?s smartphone.

Utopia discussions are quite helpful, particularly in pseudo democracies because the risk of persecution is always at levels that cannot be ignored.

Apple's latest quarterly profit leapt as people around the world snapped up big-screen iPhones but its shares slipped as analysts had expected even more.