Ian Sherr
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Recent articles by Ian:
Why Apple's Next Big Thing Still Isn't Here
VR badly needs Apple to serve as a catalyst for the technology, but the tech giant isn't ready to deliver yet. → Read More
Elon Musk Is Weaponizing Twitter Against Apple Now
The world's richest man is using the social network he bought to attack the world's most highly valued company. → Read More
Microsoft to Offer Concessions for Activision Deal to EU, Report Says
The software giant's blockbuster $68.7 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard appears to be entering a new phase. → Read More
Trump Says He'll Stay Off Twitter As Elon Musk Lets Him Back
After polling users on Twitter, Musk reactivated Trump's account Saturday. The platform, like other social networks, had booted Trump after the Jan. 6 Capitol Hill riots. → Read More
Hundreds of Twitter Employees Reportedly Resign After Musk's Ultimatum
Skeleton crews of engineers are reportedly maintaining Twitter following hundreds of employee resignations on Thursday. → Read More
Thanks Elon, I'm Done With Twitter's Dumb Blue Check Mark
Commentary: Now that anyone can get a blue check mark for $8, its actual purpose of verification is gone. So, why participate? → Read More
Apple Warns It Could Be Hard to Buy an iPhone 14 Pro This Holiday
The tech giant says it hasn't met demand for the more expensive version of its latest iPhones. → Read More
Apple Is Latest to Show We're Getting Tired of Subscriptions
Its services business, including Apple TV Plus and Apple Music, seemed invincible. But growth is slowing. → Read More
Apple Warns It Could Be Hard to Buy an iPhone 14 Pro
The tech giant says it's struggling to keep up with demand for the more expensive version of its latest iPhones, despite the weakening world economy. → Read More
A Lot of People Are Anxious About Apple's iPhone 14 Sales. Here's Why
Sales at Apple may tell us a lot about consumer spending at a time when tech stocks, and the larger economy, seem to be spiraling out of control. → Read More
Finally, a USB-C iPhone Is Coming
The company will comply with the European Union's new rule for universal USB-C battery charging, likely ditching its decade-old Lightning cable. → Read More
Xbox Prices May Rise After the Holidays
Microsoft says economic pressures are very real, but that it wants to keep the cost to customers the same this holiday shopping season. → Read More
Microsoft Wants Activision's Call of Duty on Nintendo Switch
Phil Spencer, Microsoft's Xbox gaming head, said he wants to treat Call of Duty like Minecraft, making it available as many places as possible. → Read More
An iPhone With USB-C is Coming
The company says it will comply with a new EU universal USB-C charging rule. → Read More
An iPhone With USB-C Is Coming
The company says it will comply with the European Union's new rule for universal USB-C charging. → Read More
Everyone's Anxious About Apple's iPhone 14 Sales. Here's Why
Sales at Apple, the world's most highly valued company, may tell us a lot about consumer spending at a time when the economy seems out of control. → Read More
Apple Says Future iPhones Will Comply With EU's Universal USB-C Law
The company said it preferred to keep its proprietary lightning cable, but admits change will come. → Read More
Apple Just Quietly Raised Prices for Apple Music and Apple TV Plus
Apple pointed to music licensing costs and Apple TV Plus' larger library for the price hikes, but they'll hit as inflation is already straining wallets. → Read More
Apple Hikes Prices on Apple Music, Apple TV Plus and Apple One Bundle, First In Years
The iPhone maker attributed the increases in part to higher licensing costs, coming at a time of inflation and economic uncertainty around the globe. → Read More
Apple Sues Masimo, Says Medical Device Company Copied Apple Watch
The latest court battle comes after Masimo fought Apple for the past two years over its use of a blood oxygen censor. → Read More