Charlie Rose recently took a step inside Apple's Cupertino campus. He met with Tim Cook, Jony Ive, Angela Ahrendts, Phil Schiller, and more while he was there.

Apple CEO Tim Cook is the latest Silicon Valley chief to take the "ice bucket challenge."

Schiller recently took the ice bucket challenge. Next up, Tim Cook?

Apple has just kicked off its first iTunes Festival in the U.S. at this year's SXSW.

Apple and Samsung cannot reach an agreement ahead of a new trial.

Phil Schiller and Scott Forstall, among others, are expected to make an appearance during Apple and Samsung's upcoming patent trial.

Vice President of Software Technology Bud Tribble said the iPhone and iPad have "turbocharged" the Mac.

Apple’s senior vice president of worldwide marketing once again uses Twitter to criticize Google’s mobile OS.

Apple’s senior vice president of worldwide marketing links to an interesting report regarding the Galaxy Note 3 phablet.

It appears that Apple marketing head Phil Schiller has more unflattering remarks about iOS' biggest competitor, Android.

In 2012, 79 percent of the mobile malware detected was on Android.

It seems Apple is killing off the iPhone dock.

According to Phil Schiller, Apple nearly sped off in a completely different direction.

It's been a busy time for Instagram. The photo-sharing service, loved by countless iOS fans around the globe, was recently purchased by Facebook for a staggering $1 billion in cash and Facebook stock. Since, a lot of iPhone users have been adopting Instagram alternatives, in opposition to the move. Included in this exodus is Apple SVP Phil Schiller, who has also reportedly dumped his Instagram account in recent days (his username was @schiller).

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Phil Schiller - Apple's worldwide head of marketing - recently went on a Twitter spree, updating his account via the popular Soundtracking application. The free app allows users to tell the world what tracks they love, it's similar to Apple's own "social network for music," Ping.

You might think that following the release of the new iPad dock, there would be an iPad 2 keyboard dock too. Unfortunately, that's not the case. In reply to a customer email, Phil Schiller, Apple Senior Vice President of Worldwide Product Marketing, has suggested that Apple won’t be making a Keyboard Dock for the iPad 2.

Phil Schiller recently confirmed that the elusive white iPhone 4 will "be available this spring." Schiller announced the news yesterday, via Twitter.