Apple says it does not want to be an 'elitist' company as iPhone prices continue to rise

View online           Tech Insider           Apple says it does not want to be an 'elitist' company as iPhone prices continue to rise   Speaking at Elon University in North Carolina, Apple COO Jeff Williams also said that analysts, 'don't really understand the cost of what we do.'   READ MORE           E-cigarette company Juul is now doing health research, but its first study could bring more questions than answers   On Saturday for the first time in its roughly two-year history, e-cigarette company Juul presented some data from a clinical trial of its devices.   READ MORE           Amazon mourns 'terrible tragedy' as police video shows trail of wreckage after cargo plane crash   Amazon said its thoughts are with the three crew killed when one of its cargo planes crashed outside Houston, Texas, on Saturday.   READ MORE             Elon Musk's tweets make it look like Tesla's revamped board is still bad at its job — and it could get the company into even more trouble   Musk tweeted a misleading projection of Tesla's funding numbers this week, even though the board agreed to keep a close eye on his Twitter use.   READ MORE           Microsoft and the creator of 'Fortnite' have formed an alliance that could put a ton of pressure on Apple and Google   Microsoft has committed to openness on the HoloLens 2, and it's signed on Epic Games to help.   READ MORE           Netflix's 'Roma' made history with its Oscar wins despite losing best picture to 'Green Book'   Netflix's "Roma" and its director Alfonso Cuarón had a historic night with wins in cinematography, best foreign film, and best director.   READ MORE           Check out Huawei's 5G foldable phone, the Mate X   The Huawei Mate X will cost €2299 when it arrives.   READ MORE           Nokia's new $700 smartphone has an insane 5 cameras, blowing up the 2019 trend for 3 lenses   2019 is the year flagship phones come with three cameras — but the Nokia 9 PureView has five.   READ MORE           YouTube won't let anti-vaccine videos make advertising money for their creators, citing a policy around 'dangerous or harmful' content   YouTube said that it considers anti-vaccination content to be "dangerous or harmful," which as a policy, it does not allow to be monetized.   READ MORE           Leaked documents appear to show how a lawsuit with a third-party app almost disclosed Facebook's financial results early   Someone anonymously published what looks like confidential emails between Facebook execs discussing a lawsuit with Six4Three, which is suing Facebook.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     Share this     You received this email because you signed up to the Business Insider newsleitter using the email: ipat39@gmail.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006