Apple is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, and this marks 5 decades of innovation that transformed the global ...

Apple is turning 50 this April. The CEO Tim Cook reflected on the company’s 50th anniversary with a heartfelt message celebrating Apple’s journey from a small garage start-up to a global tech giant, ...

Apple will mark its 50th anniversary on April 1, 2026, with CEO Tim Cook sharing a letter reflecting on the company’s legacy and future innovation plans.

Apple’s 50th anniversary is next month on April 1, and CEO Tim Cook just published a new letter marking the major milestone.

There's something quietly radical about a tech CEO saying, essentially, please put the phone down. Not in a smug, wellness-influencer way. Not in a "delete everything and move to the woods" way.

The First 50 Years," author David Pogue spoke to the AppleInsider Podcast about writing it and just what Apple itself would ...

Apple Inc is rapidly expanding its footprint in India, boosting iPhone production, exploring local chip partnerships, and preparing to launch Apple Pay in one of the world's fastest-growing technology ...

Tim Cook published a letter titled “50 Years of Thinking Different” celebrating Apple’s upcoming 50th anniversary on April 1st, referencing the iconic “Think Different” campaign. Macworld reports that ...

In a teaser posted on X, Tim Cook described “a big week ahead” that starts Monday morning. The short video shows hands ...

Apple Inc will celebrate its 50th anniversary on 1 April. CEO Tim Cook reflected on five decades of innovation, from the Mac to the iPhone, thanking employees, developers, and users. The company’s ...

During Apple's fourth-quarter earnings call on Thursday, Cook attributed the iPhone 17's success to what he called the company's strongest lineup ever. "The [iPhone] 17 Pro is the most pro phone we've ...

Cook, who has been CEO of Apple since 2011 when he took over for co-founder Steve Jobs, has helped usher Apple into a new era of growth and taken Apple stock to new milestones. A new filing from Apple ...