While you can’t tell by the static image we’ve posted here, Cook’s post is actually an animation where the Apple logo looks like it has chrome flowing through it. Macworld’s David Price ...

The post includes an #AppleLaunch hashtag, along with a short video featuring an animated Apple logo inside of a circle. No other details were provided. So, what can we expect? We outline some ...

It actually appears to carry a "hidden meaning". The logo naturally features an apple shape, and there's a bite taken out of the fruit on the side. Recently, therealoshow explained on TikTok ...

Let's kick off with a proper look at Apple's official teaser, which was shared to X on February 13. Tim Cook's shiny Apple logo doesn't give ... those dots and make a 3D model of your face ...

Tim Cook revealed the date in a post on X, saying “Get ready to meet the newest member of the family,” alongside a GIF of the Apple logo. Apple is widely expected to reveal the latest ...

Wednesday, February 19. #AppleLaunch.” Below is a gently animated silver Apple logo cut into a silver facade. Any image associated with an Apple invitation goes through some seriously convoluted ...

Apple Inc. plans to launch a product on Feb. 19 that Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook described as the “newest member of the family.” Cook posted a short animation of a metallic Apple logo on ...

The post does not include specifics on what the product is or what time the announcement would be, but includes a short 7-second video with a silver Apple logo that appears to have water flowing ...

Dassault Systèmes on Tuesday said that it has worked with Apple to integrate Apple's Vision Pro into its 3D software, which ...

According to a Reuters report, Cook posted a short animation of a metallic Apple logo alongside the message. The AAPL share price was up 2% in mid-trading today. A 9to5Mac report put its thinking ...

It's set to some joyful backing music, but the real star is the Apple logo with various shades of silver, black, and some color flowing through it. This could be light reflecting off the surface ...

The announcement came from CEO Tim Cook, who cryptically tweeted a short video of the Apple logo late last week. In the tweet he said: "Get ready to meet the newest member of the family." ...