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Apple Weighing iPhone Move Back To U.S.?
The headlines have been buzzing these past few days over reports that global tech giant Apple ( AAPL ) might be considering moving some of its iPhone production from China to the US.The original report comes from a respectable Japanese publication, and at least on the surface seems somewhat logical in light of Donald Trump's surprise win in the US presidential election.After all, Trump, among other things, has been quite vocal on getting companies like Apple to manufacture in the US.
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Apple Design Book and iPhone Top This Week's Apple News
Apple delivered what it said was a major new product this week.But more than a few Apple fans were disappointed.Apple unveiled a book, Designed by Apple in California, focused on the company's product design prowess from 1998 and 2015.
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Apple just patented an iPhone that clips to your clothes
Misplacing your smartphone or taking forever to dig it out of a bag can be one of the most annoying parts of owning one, and it appears Apple is aware of this.A newly published patent reveals the Cupertino-based company is developing an iPhone that could grip onto your clothing, making it much harder to lose.This news is buried inside of a new Apple patent for "Flexible display devices" published Nov. 22.
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Apple deals on iPhone 7 for Black Friday 2016
by: Debbie Lord, Cox Media Group National Content Desk Updated: Nov 23, 2016 - 10:53 AMIn a move that has surprised some, Apple has announced they will be offering Black Friday deals on its iPhone 7.While Apple has not been one to go in for Black Friday gimmicks in the past, this year shoppers are likely to see bargains on a range of the company's products.Apple announced on its website that for a limited time on Black Friday it would be offering deals on various Apple products.
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Trump teases Apple incentives for US-made iPhone
Trump teases Apple incentives for US-made iPhoneUS President-elect Donald Trump promised Apple incentives to bring manufacturing to America, claiming to have spoken to CEO Tim Cook about the possibility.Restoring America's position as a manufacturing behemoth was one of Trump's biggest campaign promises in the run up to the US election, with the outspoken then-candidate promising a resurgence in steel, coal, and other industries.However, it wasn't just traditional manufacturing Trump had in mind.
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