Schiller, a member of Apple's executive team, joined the company in 1987, left in 1993, and re-joined in 1997 when Steve Jobs returned to Apple. Phil Schiller is one of the faces of Apple and is often onstage during events to present new products and software.
Phil Schiller
Schiller, a member of Apple's executive team, joined the company in 1987, left in 1993, and re-joined in 1997 when Steve Jobs returned to Apple. Phil Schiller is one of the faces of Apple and is often onstage during events to present new products and software.
Phil Schiller Articles

Tim Cook, Craig Federighi, Phil Schiller and Scott Forstall to Testify in Epic v. Apple Trial

Phil Schiller Moving on to Become 'Apple Fellow,' Greg Joswiak Taking Over as Marketing SVP

Phil Schiller: App Store Levels Playing Field and Supports Developers

Phil Schiller Talks About the Development of the Original iPad in New Interview

Phil Schiller Discusses 16-Inch MacBook Pro, Says Virtual Esc Key Was Number One Complaint About Touch Bar

Phil Schiller Lays Out Apple's Case for Cracking Down on Screen Time Monitoring Apps

Phil Schiller on iPhone XR Display: 'If You Can't See the Pixels, at Some Point the Numbers Don't Mean Anything'

Apple's Phil Schiller Talks About Upcoming Photoshop for iPad App at Adobe MAX

Apple's Phil Schiller Explains Why Valve's Steam Link App Was Rejected

Apple's Phil Schiller on HomePod: We Want to Create a New Kind of Music Experience in the Home That Sounds Incredible

Phil Schiller Says iPad Pro Can Both Supplement and Replace the Mac

Apple Studied Paintings and Shined Light on People to Perfect New Portrait Lighting Feature

Apple Started Developing A11 Bionic Chip When A8 Chip Was Released Three Years Ago

Phil Schiller and Kim Gassett-Schiller Donate $10M to Bowdoin College's Coastal Studies Center in Maine

Watch 'The Talk Show' Live From WWDC 2017 With Craig Federighi and Phil Schiller

Apple VP Phil Schiller Implies Voice-Activated Smart Speakers Could Benefit From a Screen

Phil Schiller Says iPhone Was 'Earth-Shattering' Ten Years Ago and Remains 'Unmatched' Today

Phil Schiller Says 32GB RAM on New MacBook Pro Would Have Required Battery Compromising Design

Phil Schiller Says Apple Tested and Rejected Touch Screen Macs, Finding It 'Absurd' on a Desktop
