Apple’s fiscal Q2 numbers beat Wall Street estimates on the top and bottom line in a market that was waiting for them with some trepidation — mainly news of iPhone sales in China. The dip there was less than anticipated.
During the company’s most recent quarterly earnings call, Apple CEO Tim Cook announced that more than half of the world’s Fortune 100 companies had invested in the new Vision Pro headset. The revelation comes just a few months after the spatial computing headset launched in the US,
Apple on Thursday reported a shallower than expected decline in quarterly revenue, and Chief Executive Tim Cook told Reuters the company expects a return to sales growth in the current quarter as it invests in AI features to be unveiled in the coming months.
Apple's quarterly results and forecast beat modest expectations on Thursday, as the iPhone maker unveiled a record share buyback program, sending its stock up 6% in extended trade. Apple increased its cash dividend by 4% and authorized an additional program to buy back $110 billion of stock.
Global iPhone revenue fell 10 per cent in the first quarter, but Apple CEO Tim Cook said he has a “very positive viewpoint” on China despite increased competition.
In a matter of days, Apple is going to announce its new iPads. But alongside a new iPad Pro, a larger iPad Air and new Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil, there’s going to be much talk about AI, Apple’s CEO Tim Cook has just confirmed.
Ahead of Apple's second-quarter earnings call, CEO Tim Cook addressed the ongoing antitrust lawsuit filed by the US Department of Justice, calling it "misguided."
The full quote in context does not imply an AI software announcement at next week’s hardware event, although Apple does infuse its silicon with AI readiness. Here’s the full quote in context: ”Looking ahead,