Apple is set to open its second European Apple Store in Birmingham, UK on Friday, April 29th at 6:00 PM local time — not coincidentally, the same time that Mac OS X v10.4 “Tiger” is being ...

Apple's new Birmingham store in New Street is about to open and the company has revealed this flagship store will have a series of distinctive features which it will eventually roll out to other ...

Continuing the occasional series about notable Apple Stores, AppleInsider visits Apple Birmingham in England to see a gorgeous example of the company's preservation of architectural history.

Visitors to Birmingham’s The Summit may have noticed something out of the ordinary recently - or, in a strange way, familiar. A storefront a few doors down from The Apple Store also sports the ...

Now Apple is set to swim with rest of the UK retail industry by reopening its UK stores from Monday, June 15. The New Street store in Birmingham city centre will be open from 10am to 6pm in what ...

Apple has announced its all-new store in Birmingham, England, located at 128 New Street, opens on Saturday, September 24 at 9:00 a.m. local time. Apple's nearby Bullring Shopping Centre store will ...

The Bluewater store was the third opened by Apple in the United Kingdom, launched in 2005 following after Regent Street and Birmingham, and is the first UK Apple Store to open in a mall. Apple ...

An investigation is underway after a brazen theft in the Birmingham Apple store at the Summit shopping center Friday morning. At least three masked men ran into the store just before 10:30 a.m ...

An article in the Birmingham Business Journal claims that city is on the list of future sites, although Apple declined to comment on its location or when it would open.

Apple rejected the overcharging claim and said it had not violated any laws - but UK users have been told they could be handed compensation payouts.

A 40-year-old Birmingham man has been charged with felony murder in a deadly shooting at a convenience store in September 2024, court papers say.

Apple CEO Tim Cook made a surprise appearance at an Apple Store location in Birmingham, Alabama, on Thursday, shortly after the tech giant unveiled its new education initiative for local students.