Big Tech

Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reportedly said Apple will ditch the butterfly mechanism used in its keyboards when the 16-inch MacBook Pro debuts later this year.

Intel has announced it is selling the majority of its smartphone modem business to Apple for $1 billion. The deal includes 2,200 employees that will join Apple.

Intel and Apple are in “advanced talks” over the sale of Intel’s modem business, reportedly worth at least $1 billion, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal.

The EU is reportedly planning to open a formal investigation into the retailer "within days" as part of its efforts to better regulate US tech companies.

Amazon reportedly several new products in the works, including an Alexa home robot that could potentially follow you around your home.

Amazon wants the FCC to give it the go-ahead to launch 3,236 satellites that would be used to establish a globe-spanning internet network.

Apple Chief Design Officer Jonathan "Jony" Ive is leaving Apple later this year. He will start his own design firm which will include Apple as a client.

Foxcon's Terry Gou said he "will plead to Apple to come to Taiwan" and that he "believe[s] it is possible" for the company to move production from China.

Apple is reportedly looking to move up to 30% of its production outside China, and not just because of the trade war between the People's Republic and the U.S.

According to a recent report, Apple is looking to buy Intel's German modem division to accelerate the development of its in-house wireless modem chips.