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In a rather shocking development for the tech company, Apple (AAPL) had reportedly had 5 planes full of iPhones flown in as the company sought to avoid new US tariffs. Indeed, the tech giant is one of many companies coping with US President Donald Trump’s new Liberation Day tariffs. The plan was announced last week with the goal of balancing trade. According to a new report, Apple loaded a handful of cargo planes with several products. The shipments would be US-bound, traveling from India and China in late March. Moreover, they greenlit the emergency shipments to increase the company’s supply. Conversely, they are now seeking out ways to avoid increasing consumer prices amid the 10% baseline import tax. JUST IN: Apple $AAPL flies in 5 planes full of iPhones to avoid US tariffs. pic.twitter.com/1azltCWWmh — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) April 8, 2025 Also Read: Tesla’s Stock Price Down 43%, Apple Hit by 23% Cut—Should You Sell Now? Apple Uses Cargo Planes to Increase Supply Am...

One of the most dominant tech companies in the world announced a host of new offerings on Monday. Indeed, Apple unveiled the newest iPhone 16 line of mobile phones at an event taking place in the company’s California headquarters. Alongside the newest iPhone was a slew of new products sure to excite consumers. The company announced the iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro, and the iPhone 16 Pro Max. Moreover, the latter iteration comes with a 6.3 and 6.9-inch display and even longer battery life. During the event, Apple CEO Tim Cook noted the new offering was “built around Apple Intelligence from the ground up.” JUST IN: Apple unveils iPhone 16 Pro Max. pic.twitter.com/uJl3m0OHN1 — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) September 9, 2024 Also Read: Circle CEO Says USDC Tap-to-Pay is Coming to Apple iPhone Apple’s New iPhone Pro Max Makes Its Debut In 2023, Apple sold more than 232 million iPhones. That figure showcases the undeniable popularity of the device and t...

Apple has listed a fraudulent version of Rabby Wallet, a product that is only available on desktop devices. A malicious clone of cryptocurrency wallet Rabby Wallet has been spotted on Apple‘s App Store as scammers are desperately trying to lure victims by posing as providers of legitimate products. A FAKE mobile app has surfaced again. We want to emphasize that we DO NOT have an official mobile app at the moment. Our official website https://t.co/FZmFjG2o5X is the ONLY recommended source for downloads. https://t.co/Dx9g4GYIfY pic.twitter.com/8tC4oKdFKX — Rabby Wallet (@Rabby_io) December 26, 2023 According to an X post from the Rabby Wallet account, the fake mobile application “has surfaced again,” and the team has emphasized that there’s no official mobile app “at the moment.” As of press time, Rabby Wallet is only available as an extension for Google Chrome and a standalone application for desktop devices, according to the project...

The decentralized social media app called it a watershed moment for peer-to-peer transactions and claimed it would affect many other platforms with similar features. Due to its Bitcoin (BTC) tipping feature , the decentralized social media app called Damus could face the axe from the Apple app store. The creators behind the decentralized social media platform shared a warning letter from Apple on June 13. The letter warned that the app will be removed from the platform because of the “Zaps” feature that allows people to tip users and content creators in Bitcoin. The Bitcoin tipping feature was made possible through the integration of the Lighting Network widget to make Bitcoin payments and tips directly on the platform. The Apple team in its warning claimed that the Zaps feature violates their policy that prohibits any other form of tipping feature other than in-app purchases. The tech giant claimed even though the tipping feature may be optional, “if they are connected to or associa...