Apple has made a number of iconic ads and promo videos over the years, many of which have inspired parody versions online. Here we’ve gathered together some of the funniest takes on the sometimes ...

Apple taught Elvin Hu new languages. Born in China, Hu refined his English by watching Apple keynote events. He also came to understand the visual language of Apple’s product photography. The latter ...

Alright everybody, let's hear it for ... a music plan you can only use with Siri, colorful Home Pods, and slightly new Airpods! Credit: Apple But the fun came to a screeching halt during Monday's ...

One of my favorite accounts to follow on Twitter is the notorious Jony Ive parody account, which spews hilarious tweets about everything Apple from the perspective of the company’s legendary chief ...

Parodies of Jony Ive and Apple’s rarefied advertising are nothing new, but you rarely get to watch a spoof featuring a comedian as talented as Sacha Baron Cohen. To promote his new movie The Brothers ...

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Apple is taking it on the chin when it comes to parody today. First was this wonderfully funny satire from The Onion of the entire Apple fan boy culture featuring an invisible iPhone called the 3GI. I ...

Last week Apple released an ad for its new iPad Pro that was widely panned. The ‘Crush’ ad showed a variety of creative instruments being crushed and ultimately transformed into an iPad Pro. The ...

A Twitter account parodying Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs with phony statements about the company's products has prompted a complaint from the iPhone maker to the popular social networking service.

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Imagine a car where Apple’s Siri does all the driving for you or a car that can be personalized with silicone covers or maybe a car with sapphire crystal windshield. Yeah, it sure does sound like the ...

If you were trying to construct a parody of every Apple product presentation of the last 5 years, you probably couldn't have done much better than the keynote the company offered at WWDC on Monday.