iPhone 18 Pro Hits Stores, Samsung Retakes Smartphone Throne and More: This Week in Appleverse
Apple's week included the iPhone 18 Pro launch, AI server talks with Nvidia, and Musk dropping his antitrust lawsuit claim.
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Apple Stock Is Sinking Friday: What's Going On?
Apple drops 7% premarket after Q3 earnings beat. Analysts highlight Siri AI rollout, China demand, and memory cost risks.
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