Apple CEO Tim Cook keeps his email address public, and says he starts each day at 5 a.m. reading customers' feedback

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Tim Cook.

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A $200 Russian smartphone aiming to replace the iPhone isn't getting much love — fewer than 1,000 units have been sold since its debut

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A woman takes pictures with a smartphone standing on the pedestrian Patriarchal Bridge over the Moskva river, with the Kremlin seen in the background, in central Moscow on March 21, 2023, ahead of a meeting of Russian President and his Chinese counterpart.
A $200 Russian smartphone aiming to replace the iPhone isn't getting much love — fewer than 1,000 units have been sold since its debut.

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Tim Cook says today's kids are 'born digital' and warns parents to 'set some hard rails' around screen time

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Apple CEO Tim Cook said there need to be limits on screen time for kids.

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iPhone 13 vs. iPhone 14: How Apple's latest iPhone compares to its predecessor in price, battery life, and more

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Why are my iPhone messages green? What SMS green texts mean and how to get blue iMessages

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The color of your messages on iPhone can let you know if and how others are receiving them.

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The Kremlin has reportedly told Russian officials to throw away their iPhones by the end of the month

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Sergei Kiriyenko, first deputy head of the presidential administration, told Russian, officials to ditch iPhones, Russian newspaper Kommersant reported.

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A foldable iPhone may be able to shut itself to protect the screen if it's dropped, Apple patent application shows

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Tim Cook visits an Apple store in New York City.

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Sorry Siri: Meet Petey, the New ChatGPT App for Apple Watch

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There’s a new ChatGPT app for the Apple Watch called Petey, and if Siri had feelings, she’d definitely be worried. You can speak to Petey using voice-to-text and hear it read back responses in a cute little robot voice, then share its AI answers over text or email.

The New BlackBerry Movie Trailer Pitches a Funnier Take on 'The Social Network'

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Remember the BlackBerry? Remember how BlackBerry was getting its own movie? Well, now we’ve got our first trailer, which depicts the rise and fall of the infamous company that brought us the phone that ensnared CEOs, celebrities, and even presidents in its grip.

4 ways to delete photos from your iPhone while keeping them in iCloud

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  • You can delete photos from your iPhone but keep them in iCloud by turning off iCloud photo sharing.
  • You can also use a different iCloud account to keep the previous account's iCloud photos safe.
  • Another solution is to use a different cloud server, like Dropbox or OneDrive, to back up the photos.

Apple's iCloud service allows you to share photos across devices, while als

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