Tim Cook

Last year, it was reported that Apple's CEO, Tim Cook made a whopping $378 million over the year. This made him the highest-paid CEO in the U.S. However, it seems that he will be taking home a tiny fraction of that sum this year. His yearly earning for the year 2012 is estimated to be a mere $4.17 million.

President Obama has been trying to lobby for a high-tax rate for the top earners since quite some time. Whereas he had little support initially, Obama has increasingly tried to bring on board big names from the corporate world. Recently, he met Apple's CEO Tim Cook and others to discuss the matter.

Apple has been fairly active in helping out the affectees of Hurricane Sandy in the wake of the disaster that the storm wrecked in a number of U.S. states. The company has now announced a rather huge sum as a donation to go to the Red Cross.

Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, has been doing a fairly good job in sustaining the legacy of the late Steve Jobs. However, he lacks a creative vision. to fill in that void, Cook has chosen Sir Jonathan Paul "Jony" Ive.

Apple's Steve Jobs had been ardently opposed to the idea of creating a mini tablet with a 7-inch display. While some are deeming the iPad mini as a departure from this philosophy, Apple's CEO, Tim Cook has rebuffed such critics, categorically stating that iPad mini is not a 7-inch tablet.

The iPhone 5 launch event has kicked off and all of us are either glued to live stream or live blogs to listen to every single announcement by Apple. Taking the stage to commence the event, Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, has started off with some impressive statistics about the performance of Apple's products.

Apple's quarterly statistics are finally in. And, after a long haul of beating analyst expectations and blowing away all estimates, for the first time in last couple of years, Apple has not been able to live up to investor expectations. The gross revenue of the company has dropped significantly; lower than expected.

Many have been rather sceptical of the attempts at settlement talks between the two tech giants, Apple and Samsung. However, Apple's chief, Tim Cook seems determined to go forward with the talks. He seems to have taken a clear departure from Steve Jobs' stance in a recent statement he gave regarding the settlement talks.

Apple and Samsung have been locked in a bitter legal feud over the past few years. Each of them alleges the other side of infringing upon a number of patents. Whereas Steve Jobs was very strong in his opinion of the Android platform, and in his ambition to 'destroy Android', his successor seems milder. Now, Joy of Tech has done an illustration of…