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The US stock market got off to a horrendous start Monday, with companies seeing their value plummet. There was no shortage of concern, with uncertainty and geopolitical struggle abounding Wall Street. One company took a more proactive approach, as Apple (AAPL) debuted a new product after its worst stock day in three years. Apple CEO Tim Cook teased the product that would be arriving “this week” in a recent post. As one can imagine, there was no shortage of excitement from consumers. However, the question now is, can the anticipation of the incoming product fuel the stock to bounce back from what has been a poor 2025 so far? Source: Drew Angerer / Getty Images Also Read: Apple (AAPL) to Face 3 Potential Tariff Outcomes That Can Impact the Stock Apple CEO Teases New Product: Can It Save AAPL Stock? Global tensions and geopolitical uncertainty have created no shortage of concern for the US stock market. That was clearly seen in the massive drop that took place Monday. With a ho...

Apple unveiled the iPhone 16 this week with a handful of changes compared to previous launches. The new Apple Intelligence (AI), changes in the camera modes, and the latest Bionic 18 chip make the phone stand out from competitors in the same segment. The iPhone 16 pro max for 256 GB is $1,199, while the base model is $799. Back then, you could accumulate hundreds of Bitcoins for the current price of a single iPhone 16. In this article, we will highlight how much Bitcoin you could buy for the price of an iPhone 16 and how it has changed over 13 years. This will provide you with insight into how the value of Bitcoin has changed in the last decade and how it has become expensive to accumulate over the years. Also Read: G7 To Discuss 2 Critical Issues in the Next Summit iPhone 16: How Bitcoin Price Changed in 13 Years Source: Apple Inc Price tracking website CoinGecko shared data showing how Bitcoin prices have changed over the years compared to iPhone prices. Let’s start with the 201...

Tech giant Apple is exploring the creation of home robot s, calling the potential development the “next big thing.” According to sources close to Apple , engineers at the company have been exploring a mobile robot that can follow users around their homes. Furthermore, the under-wraps project is also reportedly developing a tabletop device that uses robot ics to move around. JUST IN: Apple exploring the creation of home robots as "next big thing." pic.twitter.com/AbbUcozQoW — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) April 3, 2024 Following the company scrapping its electric vehicle project, Apple appears to be looking actively for its next billion-dollar project. The iPhone creators are still in the beginning stages of this project, according to the sources, hence there is no true time table for the rollout of Apple home robots. Besides the electric vehicle, Apple’s recent projects also include their Apple Vision Pro headset. The mixed-reality goggles ...

Apple reportedly acquired the rights to a book by author Michael Lewis based on FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried’s bio. Tech giant and iPhone maker Apple scooped up the rights to an upcoming book centered around Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), the founder of bankrupt crypto exchange FTX, currently facing criminal charges. Apple paid $5 million for rights to the book titled Going Infinite: The Rise and Fall of a New Tycoon written by best-selling author Michael Lewis, according to media outlet The Ankler. Lewis is popular for written works like The Big Short and The Blind Side, which boast Hollywood film adaptations. The report said that Lewis witnessed the rise and downfall of SBF in real time after embedding himself with the former crypto billionaire for 12 months. You might also like: Former FTX executive will reportedly plead guilty to criminal charges In addition to Lewis’ book, there are reportedly eight projects in Hollywood based on SBF, including a profile documen...