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MoS speaks to Apple after reports of iPhone 14 Pro running out of stock

Minister of State For Electronics and IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar on Wednesday said he has spoken to Apple on reports of stores in the national capital running out of stock of the firm's latest phone offering iPhone14 Pro. The minister also said there has been a surge in demand for iPhone 14 Pro and Apple is addressing the supply constraints. "I have spoken with Apple and they have said while iPhone14 demand is being met also with India production, the iPhone14 pro demand has surged and is facing supply constraints which they are addressing," he tweeted. His tweet came in response to a complaint of stores running out of stock of Apple iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max versions for weeks in the national capital region and that private sellers were selling them in the black market. "Private sales are probably "alternate" supply channels," Chandrasekhar said. iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max went on sale on September 16.

Apple devices to support Nintendo's updated retro game controllers: Report

Tech giant Apple has added support for Nintendo's updated classic game controllers in its latest updates of Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV devices

Apple confirms use of USB-C charging for iPhones after EU's legislation

Apple Executive Greg Joswiak has confirmed that the tech giant will use USB-C charging port for iPhones

iMessage, FaceTime now back up after brief outage, informs Apple

Apple has said that iMessage and FaceTime are now up after a brief downtime

iOS 16.2 to let users report unintentional Emergency SOS activations

Tech giant Apple has released the first iOS 16.2 beta to developers, the next iOS update, that will allow users to send a report to the company when Emergency SOS has been triggered unintentionally.

Spotify says Apple destroying its audiobook store by 'choking competition'

Leading music streaming platform Spotify has said that Apple is ruining its audiobook store by "choking competition"

Meta slams Apple for 'undercutting others' with change in App Store terms

Apple's policy change, disclosed this week, requires users and advertisers to make an in-app purchase when they pay to "boost" posts in apps like TikTok and Meta's Instagram

Tech giant Apple urges global supply chain to decarbonise by 2030

Apple on Tuesday exhorted its global supply chain to decarbonise by 2030, as the tech giant said it will evaluate the work of its major manufacturing partners to decarbonise their Apple-related operations, and track annual progress. Cupertino, California-headquartered Apple has been carbon neutral for its global corporate operations since 2020, and is focused on the goal to become carbon neutral across its entire global supply chain and the life cycle of every product, the company said in a newsroom post. "Apple calls on global supply chain to decarbonise by 2030," the post said. The company is accelerating work with suppliers to decarbonise Apple-related production and expanding investments in clean energy and climate solutions. Apple "will evaluate the work of its major manufacturing partners to decarbonise their Apple-related operations including running on 100 per cent renewable electricity and will track yearly progress". As the impacts of climate change are increasingly fe

Apple rolls out macOS Ventura, iPadOS 16 update: Know new features and more

MacOS Ventura and iPadOS 16 are available as a free software update for select macs and iPads

Apple's next Mac Pro chip might be four times faster than M2 Max: Report

Rumours for Apple's next Mac Pro suggest that the computer might come with chip options "that are at least twice or four times as powerful" as the not-yet-released M2 Max

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iPhone users across 21 countries to get Apple's Fitness+ starting Oct 24

Tech giant Apple has announced that its subscription-based Fitness+ service will now be available to iPhone users in 21 countries, starting from October 24

Some iPhone users report Face ID not working post iOS 15.7.1 upgrade

A number of iOS users are unable to utilise Face ID as a biometric unlock on their devices due to a new bug in the iOS 15.7.1 Release Candidate

Elon Musk says Tesla will be bigger than Apple. Analysts say not so fast

The electric-vehicle maker reported lackluster third-quarter results on Wednesday, with revenue and margins missing estimates even as profit beat.

Apple's upcoming iPhone SE 4 likely to have 6.1-inch display: Report

Tech giant Apple is reportedly planning to launch its next iPhone SE 4 model with a more prominent 6.1-inch display instead of a 4.7-inch display, which featured in earlier SE models

Apple's iPhone 14 Plus likely suffering from production cuts: Report

After only two weeks in the market, Apple has reportedly cut production of the iPhone 14 Plus

Apple unveils its first redesigned iPads, lower-cost set-top TV box

The changes help revitalize products that are often overshadowed by Apple's iPhone, the company's biggest moneymaker

Apple launches its redesigned iPads and lower-cost set-top TV box

Apple typically generates roughly 10% of its revenue from the iPad, which was a popular item during the early days of the pandemic but also suffered from supply shortages

Apple introduces re-designed iPad in 4 colours, price starts at Rs 44,900

Apple on Tuesday launched the new iPad with an all-screen design featuring a large 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display which is powered by A14 Bionic chip.

Apple halts its plan to use chips from China's YMTC, say reports

Amid political pressure, tech Giant Apple has suspended plans to use memory chips made by China's Yangtze Memory Technologies Co. (YMTC) in its products, media reports said