Apple Vision Pro is looking like a pretty lonely product

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Apple CEO Tim Cook first showed the world the Apple Vision Pro in June 2023. But developers don't seem to have fallen in love with the device.

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Tim Cook is having a great week as Apple stock hovers within reach of record high

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Wall Street analysts expect Apple to get a boost from the rollout of its generative AI features, called Apple Intelligence.

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Welcome to America's hottest comedy club: LinkedIn

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Ken Cheng doesn't believe in giving his employees raises to boost productivity. He has a simpler solution: Take away their desk chairs. Without the ability to sit, workers are more alert and inspired, he wrote on LinkedIn.

Apple's chief people officer, who reports directly to Tim Cook, is leaving the company after less than 2 years

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Carol Surface, Apple's chief people officer, seen in 2007, is leaving the company.

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Chelsea Manning avoids Google and Microsoft — and says she prefers Apple products for cybersecurity

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Chelsea Manning says she thinks Apple has the best security among Big Tech companies — and says she avoids Microsoft and Google products.

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Apple Intelligence Is Set to Make Your Attention Span Even Shorter

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iPad Mini Is Back, and Apple Says It’s Primed for AI

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Android 16’s Revamped Do Not Disturb Mode Is Another Step Towards Smartphone Dumbification

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The Apple Vision Pro’s First ‘Immersive’ Movie Looks Incredible Due to Classic Filmmaking Techniques

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Amazon is becoming Big Tech's king of cash, and Wall Street wants a piece of it

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