Apple Watch ban threat, layoffs, and Jony Ive's red nose — February 2023 in review

Despite not launching any devices, Apple had a surprisingly packed month fighting for the Apple Watch, while Jony Ive helped out with charity, and Rihanna played the Super Bowl for Apple Music.

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