Apple CEO Tim Cook spent a decent chunk of time on Tuesday talking about the future of wearable computing and outlining the key split between his company's development approach and Google's. At ...

Late last month, Apple CEO Tim Cook took jabs at Google . He said that when online services like Google are offered for free, the user is really the product -- not the customer.

Zoom is not the only video-conferencing platform that allows you to customize your background. Microsoft Teams also lets you to change your messy or boring room into a fun or professional scene. Sick ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook has defended taking billions of dollars from Google to make it the default search engine on the iPhone. Axios asked Cook whether the deal compromised Apple's no-nonsense ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook appeared on HBO on Sunday in a pre-recorded interview with Axios, in which he discussed several issues including Apple's relationship with Google and the need for privacy ...

Apple’s Tim Cook Takes a Swipe at Google’s Business Model. The CEO says that with data giants like Google, “you are the product.” BY STEVE KOVACH, BUSINESS INSIDER. Sep 18, 2014.

Tim Cook has defended his company’s deal with Google despite his prior criticism of the search giant for its cavalier attitude towards user data. The comments came in response to Cook being ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook and Alphabet chief Sundar Pichai have been hitting the phones and meeting with senators personally in an effort to halt legislation that's being billed as a way to rein in Big ...

Despite Tim Cook-led Apple’s massive size, with nearly $400 billion in revenue last year, the Google deal is a vital part of Apple’s “services” business.

Just weeks after Apple CEO Tim Cook warned U.S. consumers about dangers stemming from companies stockpiling their personal data, the tech mogul justified his ongoing relationship with one of those ...

Tim Cook earlier this week said that consumers will eventually grow weary of providing their personal information to companies like Google in exchange for free … ...

Tim Cook believes Apple has a moral obligation to protect its users’ privacy, and he’ll got to any lengths to let you know it—even if it means taking shots at fellow Silicon Valley power ...