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The iPhone Duo is Apple’s answer to foldables. But what is the question?

11.09.26|Reuters

Apple’s first foldable iPhone combines a larger display with a starting price of $1,999, while the top storage version costs $3,199. Analysts expect loyal iPhone users to drive early sales but say Apple has yet to clearly define the device’s purpose or target audience.

Israeli tech's exit boom is quietly funding local charities

06.09.26|Zachy Hennessey

A new survey from Temura ties this year's wave of acquisitions, including Apple's purchase of Q.ai, to roughly $4 million in donations to Israeli nonprofits.

טים קוק ב להשקת אייפון 17 ב תיאטרון סטיב ג'ובס מטה חברת אפל ב קופרטינו קליפורניה

Tim Cook made Apple a $4.5 trillion machine. Can Ternus make it innovative again?

01.09.26|Reuters, CTech

The outgoing CEO leaves behind extraordinary financial growth, but Apple’s struggles with AI, new hardware categories and manufacturing dependence present his successor with a formidable challenge.

Sky weighs exit from iCon as Apple distributor's shares rebound 55% this year

18.08.26|Golan Hazani

The private equity fund has held talks with several potential buyers for its 42.5% stake in iCon Group, which has returned to profitability after losing KSP as a major customer and is now benefiting from the AI-driven demand for computing hardware.

One bad Apple: Apple settles lawsuit over alleged discrimination against Jewish employee

12.08.26|Omer Kabir

The company will pay $150,000 to resolve an EEOC lawsuit alleging that a manager at its Reston, Virginia, store made antisemitic comments, required a Jewish employee to work on the Sabbath and fired him after he refused a Friday shift.

Apple taps Israeli chip veteran to lead new AI push after leadership change in Israel

03.08.26|Omer Kabir

Rony Friedman will lead Chip-AI, a global initiative focused on using artificial intelligence to design chips, as Tal Inbar takes charge of Apple’s Israeli R&D center.

Apple warns AI-era chip shortages are limiting its growth

31.07.26|Reuters, CTech

Strong iPhone and Mac demand pushed quarterly results above expectations, but supply constraints forced the company to lower its outlook.

ג'נסן הואנג מנכ"ל ומייסד אנבידיה ב תערוכת CES 2026

The AI bubble fears return as chip stocks face their latest reality check

28.07.26|Omer Kabir

Investors are not abandoning artificial intelligence, but they are questioning whether hundreds of billions of dollars in infrastructure spending can generate sufficient returns.

Apple retakes world's most valuable company as AI doubts knock Nvidia

28.07.26|Shir Reiter

The iPhone maker climbed to a record $4.95 trillion valuation after investors questioned whether the AI infrastructure boom can deliver the returns markets have priced in.

Smartphone sales hit 13-year low as AI chip demand squeezes memory supply

14.07.26|Omer Kabir

While Samsung and Apple gained market share, Chinese manufacturers including Xiaomi, Oppo and Vivo are struggling with rising costs and weaker demand.

Apple’s $600 billion AI rally is fueled by investors betting against the AI boom

14.07.26|Omer Kabir

While Microsoft, Google, Amazon and Meta pour hundreds of billions into AI infrastructure, Apple’s restraint is increasingly being viewed by investors as a shield against a possible AI spending backlash.

Apple's lawsuit puts OpenAI's AI hardware dream under scrutiny

13.07.26|Omer Kabir

The company alleges a coordinated effort to obtain decades of confidential Apple engineering work as OpenAI races beyond ChatGPT.

Apple's Intel bet faces a long wait

27.06.26|Reuters, CTech

Even if the reported partnership materializes, analysts say meaningful production could still be years away.

Apple agrees to build chips with Intel in the U.S., Trump says

18.06.26|CTech

Potential partnership could bolster Intel’s foundry ambitions and diversify Apple’s supply chain.

Johny Srouji revamps Apple hardware division, names new leader for Israel chip operations

20.05.26|Omer Kabir

The restructuring deepens integration between Apple’s silicon and device engineering teams.

iPhone slowdown saga ends with $3.3 million settlement

30.04.26|Lital Dobrovitzky

Apple will compensate Israeli users of older models affected by battery-related performance updates. Apple continues to deny all the allegations raised in the class action lawsuits.

Apple names Israeli Johny Srouji Chief Hardware Officer amid CEO succession

21.04.26|Omer Kabir

The move consolidates engineering teams and positions the longtime executive just below incoming chief John Ternus.

Apple to pay $3.2 million in Israel iPhone slowdown settlement

22.02.26|Lital Dobrovitzky

Proposed deal would compensate users of older models affected by battery-related performance updates. Apple continues to deny all the allegations raised in the class action lawsuits.

כנס TECH TLV - רוני פרידמן סגן נשיא ב Apple העולמית ומנכ"ל Apple ישראל בשיחה עם עומר כביר

“It’s hard to find an Apple product without an Israeli touch”

10.02.26|Hagai Gilboa

Apple Israel manager Rony Friedman says local teams are embedded in chips, cameras, modems, and AI at the heart of the company’s devices.

The $660 billion question: When does AI pay back?

09.02.26|Omer Kabir

Earnings season exposes a widening gap between soaring capex and uncertain revenue.