Apple Fellow Phil Schiller, the executive in charge of leading the App Store, testified in court on Monday that he had ...

Longtime Apple executive Phil Schiller on Monday conceded he initially opposed fees that the iPhone maker charges for in ...

On Monday, while testifying in a court hearing related to the ongoing Apple vs Epic legal battle, Apple executive Phil ...

Schiller, who still heads the App Store, testified in court on Monday in the case of Epic vs. Apple. Interestingly, according to the executive, he was originally against the idea of charging a 27% ...

Phil Schiller admitted to opposing Apple's in-app transaction fees outside its system, fearing court-ordered competition mandates. Epic Games alleges Apple's monopoly over its App Store, leading to ...

Apple Inc. believed there was a “significant” risk it would fail to comply with a court order to allow mobile app developers ...

Apple and Epic did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Two top Apple executives, Phil Schiller and Carson Oliver, are expected to defend the company’s conduct at the hearing.

Way back in 2013, Apple's Phil Schiller said that the company would never make a cheap iPhone. But that doesn't mean it can't arrange its pricing cleverly when it wants to target certain buyers.

In a Fast Company piece published on this date a year ago, Apple’s Phil Schiller warned of the possibility of porn apps being distributed alongside game apps that are popular with kids Schiller ...

Despite this, Apple’s top executives, including CEO Tim Cook and marketing chief Greg Joswiak, have stayed active on X since Musk’s takeover. However, former marketing chief Phil Schiller took ...

Back in February 2024, Apple's Phil Schiller made it clear that Apple would have no control over the content in EU apps distributed through app marketplaces. We have dealt with a lot of input from ...

Although X had been abandoned by individual Apple employees after Elon Musk took over the service – including ex-marketing boss Phil Schiller – Apple itself repeatedly took advantage of the offer.