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Apple is still the design king?
Cook has alsodisputed that cheap labor is the reason Apple is still in China.
Apple is still behind Huawei with 44.56 million units and a market share of 11.9%.
Mr. Cook has alsodisputed that cheap labor is the reason Apple is still in China.
Design, Kawano says that Apple is still an engineering first company.
Apple is still selling the older Series 3 watch, plus cutting the price to $199.
The Boston Consulting Group(BGC) reported‘Apple is still the most innovative company in the world'.
Apple is still entering the autonomous car race, but it's nothing like we expected.
The source has warned that Apple is still awaiting certain approvals to be granted.
Apple is still grappling with daylight saving time issues after all these years.
Despite the legal battles, Apple is still using Qualcomm's modems in its hardware.
Apple is still building its Viborg, Denmark data center, with operations expected to start before the end of 2017.
What's particularly interesting about this announcement is that Apple is still holding an event in a week.
One area where Apple is still struggling to catch up with Android is the frequency of app crashing.
Another smartphone that received a heftydiscount yesterday is the iPhone XR, although Apple is still selling this one through its online store.
Perhaps that's why Apple is still selling the dated-looking 2017 MacBook Air, but surprisingly for the same $1,000.
Arguably one of the most trustedmobile phone manufacturing companies in the world, Apple is still in the business of raising the bar with every product released.
According to the report, Apple is still the fourth largest PC seller in the world, behind Dell, HP and Lenovo, but ahead of Asus and Acer.
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has made a new round of patents available to the public,one of which shows that Apple is still working on a future iPhone that could do away with the notch.
Apple is still the leader in the premium segment, capturing 47% share during Q4 2017 and 38% during 2017, driven by strong shipments of iPhone X and iPhone 7.
This isn't the first time Apple has been rumored to have an interest in Intel's modem business,but today's report suggests that Apple is still in talks with the company about a potential deal.
Apple is still fighting the battle even after the clear refusal to the court that it will not provide any backdoor access to the agency that would affect its users' privacy and security in near future.
It's not clear if the pricing changes in China and other international markets will be a big enough boost to pull Apple out of its slump going forward,but for the first part of the year, Apple is still expecting lower iPhone sales.
While Apple is still using its own proprietary Lightning cables to power its iOS devices, Android phones are embracing more standard technologies such as USB Type-C.
That said, the article claims Apple is still struggling to integrate its Beats employees and unite the streaming and downloading businesses into a cohesive music strategy.
Apple is still the leader in the premium segment, capturing 47 percent share during the fourth quarter in 2017 and 38 percent for the entire year, driven by strong shipments of iPhone X and iPhone 7.
In the mobile technology world, Apple is still the leader, sitting at 11th place overall, followed by Samsung in 15th, while Google's parent conglomerate Alphabet is 37th.
Apple is still the overall smartwatch market leader, with an estimated 41.3 per cent of the market, but IDC estimates it shipped only 1.1 million Apple Watches in Q3 2016, compared with 3.9 million in 2015.
Apple is still the iPhone company, with the bulk of revenues and profits coming from its most popular product, but the iPhone company of 2018 and 2019 is nothing like it was during the hyper-growth stage that kicked off nearly a decade ago.
Apple is still viewed as a prestigious brand, but there are just so many other cool smartphones out there now that the competition is just much stiffer," said Tom Clayton, chief executive of Singapore-based Bubble Motion, which develops a popular regional social media app called Bubbly.