Quick News: Apple shares Supplier Responsibility Report, to add 1,200 jobs in San Diego, launched new website

Apple shares its latest Supplier Responsibility Progress Report Apple today released the its latest Supplier Responsibility Progress Repor...

Apple shares its latest Supplier Responsibility Progress Report

Apple today released the its latest Supplier Responsibility Progress Report. In 2018, all assembly plants have received UL Zero Waste To Landfill certification, saving billions of gallons of water, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The company also ensured that employees receive full workforce rights, and people comes first before everything else. Click here to view the report (PDF) in-depth.

"We are constantly raising the bar for ourselves and our suppliers because we are committed to the people who make our products possible as well as the planet we all share. This year, we're proud to give more people an opportunity to advance their education. Working alongside our suppliers, we're challenging ourselves to find new ways to keep our planet healthy for future generations. Our goal has always been not just to drive progress in our supply chain, but to drive meaningful change across the industry."

Apple to 1,200 new jobs in San Diego

Apple will add 1,200 new jobs in San Diego at an upcoming engineering hub, the Cupertino firm plans to make the hometown of chipmaker Qualcomm, into a "principle engineering hub" with software and hardware positions "distributed across a number of specialty engineering fields." As for whether where would this new campus be located at, some says Apple is eyeing a building southwest of Qualcomm's main campus.

Apple has been a part of San Diego for nearly 20 years through our retail presence and small, fast-growing teams - and with this new investment we are proud to play an even greater part in the city's future. You don't have to try too hard to convince people that San Diego is a great place to live, work and do business, and we're confident our employees will have a great home among the community there."

Apple launched "iPhone can do what" website

Apple launch a new website today that's dedicated to break down iPhone features, titled "iPhone can do what" This page is divided into different areas of the grid, detail features like, Group FaceTime, Photo search, Face ID, Do Not Disturb, Find My iPhone, Apple Pay, iMessage effects and so forth. It can come in handy for those users that switched to the iPhone lately