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It's me, "screwing in little, little screws." A short video on why bringing iPhone manufacturing to America is hard—and why we'll pay for a more expensive tariffed iPhone far before we get an iPhone that says "Assembled in America."

Same.

That made-in-America iPhone definitely happening now

The real Siri Easter egg: hiding all the answers to life’s toughest questions

wow, opened up a dozen of my kid’s Kinder Suprise chocolate eggs and they included all the components to domestically manufacture an iPhone

My kids spent spring break riding in self-driving cars—and they have thoughts. I’m writing a book about my year living with AI, so of course we went to Phoenix to test out Waymos. The kids adjusted instantly to life with robotaxis. My wife? Not so much. This generation won’t

Happy 10th birthday to the Apple Watch—and to the helmet camera I wore while reviewing the original model. Still one of my all-time favorite videos. Sometimes we forget how far tech has come, but rewatching this makes the progress crystal clear. Time really does fly.

My wife, Emily Glazer, just won the Pulitzer Prize. I’ve known this was going to happen since the day I met her. She is the best reporter in America and she’s also the best person I’ve ever met and an elite mom–here’s our son Teddy celebrating in the WSJ newsroom right now.

The iPhone maker has an uncertain path ahead, writes Joanna Stern: shiny but less smart hardware or a smarter Siri that turbocharges everything on.wsj.com/3EXUXO6

Wrote about the two possible AI futures ahead for Apple: Mis-Siri (yes, pronounced misery) and Siritopia (the magical land where Siri actually understands you). Which do you think we’re headed for? wsj.com/tech/personal-…