When the iPhone first launched, it was preloaded with Google Maps. In 2012, Apple replaced it with its own mapping application known as Apple Maps. It launched in beta in the iOS 6 beta ...

A report earlier this month revealed that, as part of these plans, Apple wanted to expand its assembly line in Brazil – and now the company is already assembling the new iPhone 16e in the country.

You might not know this, but Apple has been producing iPhone models in Brazil for quite a while now. Foxconn has a factory in the São Paulo countryside where it manufactures low-end iPhone models.

Although Apple has been working to diversify its supply chain over the past few years, it remains heavily dependent on China. That’s causing stress as the company once again becomes a pawn in a ...

Apple Maps has long been exclusive to iOS, but that’s changing. Android users can now try out Apple’s navigation app, albeit with some limitations. Here’s what you need to know, and how to try it out ...

There was a time when Apple was fully committed to improving Apple Maps to become a fully featured Google Maps rival, but the company has somehow lost traction, rolling out significant updates to ...

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For decades, huge swaths of Brazil’s Cerrado ecosystem have been ... a forestry company and the tech giant Apple. The project is one piece of Apple’s climate strategy.

A recent report indicated that Apple intended to enhance its assembly operations in Brazil, and the company has already begun assembling the new iPhone 16e there. According to MacMagazine, Apple ...

Apple Maps is now accessible on Android, but not via the Google Play Store. Apple Maps on Android currently offers basic features like searching places and directions, lacking login and public ...

I may be in the minority opinion in the great Google Maps vs. Apple Maps debate, but on my iPhone, Apple's built-in navigation app is the one I'm most likely to launch. And that's especially true ...