Nokia was once the top phone brand, however it failed to keep up with smartphones. It stuck to old software while Apple and Android moved ahead. Slow decisions and missed chances led to its fall. Now, it focuses on 5G, not phones. A lesson in staying up to date.

How Nokia collapsed and why it couldn’t compete with the iPhone and other smartphones?

Available throughout the world, apples have a variety of benefits when consumed which help in rich nutritional content, including fiber, vitamins, and antioxidants.

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As US-China trade tensions escalate, Apple shifts production to India, exporting $3.2 billion worth of iPhones in three months to avoid new tariffs and protect its US market.

Foxconn ships 97% of India-made iPhones to US as Apple dodges Trump's China tariffs

Fuelled by export demand from both global giants, India is on track to capture a record 20 per cent share of global smartphone manufacturing output, according to a report by Counterpoint Research.

Samsung assembled more phones in India than Apple in 2024. But how is India the real winner?

This list ranks the top 7 best-selling mobile phones of all time according to Yahoo Finance, and reveals how a few iconic models changed the way the world communicates.

iPhone, Nokia, Samsung or BlackBerry? List of top 7 best-selling mobile phones of all time

Despite the warnings, Apple has been ramping up production in India. The company manufactured around $22 billion worth of iPhones in the country in the financial year ending March 2025, 60% more than the previous year.

Apple still saves big with India-made iPhones, even if Trump slaps 25% tariff: Here's how

On Friday, in the Oval Office, the US president lambasted iPhone maker Apple for its plans to shift some of its production to India. As he slammed Apple, Trump's phone, coincidentally an iPhone, rang not once but at least twice.

Awkward! Trump's iPhone buzzes twice during his anti-Apple rant, leaving him red-faced. Watch video

Apple faces an urgent choice: absorb the cost, shift strategy, or pass it on to consumers, all while navigating the stormy waters of global trade and domestic politics.

iPhones made in India, trouble made in D.C.

US President Donald Trump urged Apple CEO Tim Cook to stop expanding manufacturing in India, expressing concern during their recent conversation in Qatar. Watch this report for more details!

Trump wants Apple to stop moving iPhone production to India

As Apple aims to reduce its reliance on China, it has made efforts to ramp up production in India, seeking to make around 25 per cent of global iPhones in the country in the next few years. World | Trending

‘India can take care of themselves’: Trump urges Apple CEO Tim Cook to keep iPhone production in US

Apple will let disabled users use their brains to control iPhones and other devices. It involved implanting a stent-like piece in the brain. Science & Tech Trending

Brain 'stent' for iPhone: Apple might soon let users run their devices through just their mind

Apple is set to move the assembly of all iPhones sold in the United States to India by as early as next year, in fact marking a major strategic pivot away from China as geopolitical tensions and operational challenges mount. According to a report by the Financial Times, the tech giant has accelerated its manufacturing diversification plans, aiming to rely less on China, which currently dominates its production pipeline. This comes amid increasing pressure from Washington on American firms to reduce dependency on Beijing and move operations to friendlier, more stable markets.

Apple To Shifts iPhone Manufacturing To India

Apple to assemble all iPhones in India, says reports

The US imposed 26 per cent levies on imports from India this month. Although Trump has paused most duties for several nations, he has imposed over 100 per cent tariffs on China. SCIENCE & TECH | World

Apple trying to beat Trump’s tariffs? iPhones worth $2 billion airlifted from India ahead of US import duties

World: Tech investors in Silicon Valley and on Wall Street had hoped Trump would ease regulations in his second term, with many expecting a lighter touch on mergers and fewer rules. But so far, Trump’s new team has signalled otherwise.

Trump’s big tech war: What antitrust cases mean for Google, Meta, Apple and the Future of AI | Explained

It’s been a rough year for the tech giants known as the "magnificent seven. " these major companies, including Tesla, Meta, Nvidia, Alphabet, Microsoft, Apple, and Amazon, have all seen significant losses in 2025 so far. Tesla is the hardest hit, with shares down over 40%. Meta is the only one still in positive territory, showing small gains, while the others have faced steep drops in value. Tesla’s market value has fallen by $780 billion, Apple’s by nearly $700 billion, and Nvidia has seen a 14% decline.

2025 tech market: The magnificent 7’s tough start

Round-up of top and latest news from the world of technology:

- EU Accuses Apple, Google Of Violating Digital Market Rules 
- Massive Data Breach Hits US Teacher's Union, Over 500,000 Affected

EU accuses Apple, Google of violating digital market rules

Round-up of top and latest news from the world of technology:

- Apple Loses German Antitrust Fight, To Face Greater Scrutiny 
- Wikimedia Challenges India Content Takedown 
- Meta Vows To Curtail False Content, Deepfakes Ahead Of Australia Election

Apple loses German antitrust fight, to face greater scrutiny

While markets remain volatile amid US President Donald Trump’s tariffs onslaught, big tech giants seem to follow Trump’s aggressive ‘America first’ stance. The country is witnessing a surge in AI and semiconductor investments, with major firms committing hundreds of billions of dollars to expand domestic production. Watch in for more details!

Apple Pledges 20,000 R&D Jobs In The US

Business & Economy: Apple has announced that it will double its US Advanced Manufacturing Fund from $5 billion to $10 billion to support high-skilled manufacturing jobs.

Apple to invest over $500 billion in the US over the next four years

TikTok has returned to the stores of Apple and Google in the US, after President Donald Trump delayed the enforcement of a TikTok ban. Watch this report for more details!

Apple and Google restore TikTok amid ongoing debate in US

world: TikTok is back on Apple and Google app stores after a month-long absence due to a security law, marking a significant return confirmed by AFP journalists.

Amid uncertainty TikTok returns to Apple and Google app stores

World, Science & technology: The undisclosed order by the British government was issued last month and has no known precedent in major democracies. 

UK orders Apple to create back door for them to spy on users' encrypted accounts: Report

Britain's security officials have ordered Apple to create a 'back door' to access all user content uploaded to the cloud, prompting Apple to consider suspending encrypted storage in the UK to maintain worldwide security promises. Watch this report for more details!

UK demands Apple access to users' encrypted data: report

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