Since Steve and I can’t cover everything, we’ll frequently offer a wrap-up of news items you should check out.
Apple shares hit a new all-time high today, reaching a closing price of $300. That’s up from up from a low of $142.19 recorded on Jan. 3, 2019.
Take this one with a grain of salt, but a Digitimes report claims that Apple is working on t two different models of its replacement for the iPhone SE (I only expect one model).
Apple chipmaker TSMC has secured orders for the “A14” processors expected to be packed in the 2020 iPhones and is expected to start manufacturing the chips in the second quarter, according to another DigiTimes report.
Announced in a press release posted to Imagination’s website, UK-based chipmaker Imagination Technologies announced Apple has replaced a licensing agreement first signed in 2014.
In a recently signed five-year deal, Richard Plepler’s new company, Eden Productions, will make television series, documentaries and feature films exclusively for Apple TV+, reports The New York Times. Plepler is the former chief exec of HBO.
According to Bloomberg, Dell plans to let Apple users control iPhones from their laptops.
