Waning IPhone Demand Highlights Chinese Consumer Anxiety
Apple’s $1,000 iPhone is a tough sell to consumers in China unnerved by an economic slump and the trade war with the U.S.
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Stocks Plummet After Apple Warning on Chinese Sales
(CN) – Apple stock dropped more than 9 percent Thursday morning, dragging U.S. indexes down with it after the tech
Read moreApple Wins One
A class must amend claims regarding Apple devices the company patched with the iOS 11.2 software update, a federal judge ruled Wednesday, dismissing the case without prejudice.
Read moreExploding Adapter
An asthmatic woman claims in a federal complaint that the MagSafe Adapter for her MacBook shot a spark into her oxygen mask, setting her head on fire.
Read moreQualcomm Accuses Apple of Flouting Chinese Injunction
Tech giant Qualcomm says Apple is violating a Chinese court order by selling iPhones and other devices in China after the San Diego-based chip maker won a patent infringement lawsuit.
Read moreTransnational Apple-Qualcomm Fight Lands in Silicon Valley
Technology giants Qualcomm and Apple faced off in federal court Wednesday, in the Silicon Valley front of their escalating and acrimonious battle over key cellular components.
Read moreApple Class Action
Apple customers claim in a federal class action that iMac desktops and Macbook laptops fail to filter out dust sucked in by cooling fans, compromising performance.
Read moreLast Dance Before Tariff Crunch? Christmas Sales, 3Q Growth Numbers Up
The U.S. economy expanded by a solid 3.5 percent annual rate in the third quarter as businesses stepped up their purchasing ahead of a sharp jump in tariffs on Chinese imports scheduled to go into effect on January 1.
Read moreApple Stumbles at High Court Hearing on App Store Prices
The Supreme Court appeared sympathetic Monday to a group of iPhone owners who accuse Apple of monopolizing the market for apps on its ubiquitous smartphones.
Read moreJudge Slices Apple Claims in Patent Feud With Qualcomm
A federal judge Tuesday dismissed claims by Apple involving a handful of Qualcomm’s patents in the ongoing dispute between the two technology giants over chipsets used in smartphones.
Read moreBig Tech Class Action
A class action filed Thursday accuses Google, Facebook and Apple of tracking smartphone users’ location and history regardless of privacy settings.
Read moreQualcomm Says Apple, Others Owe Billions in Royalties
An attorney for phone chipset maker Qualcomm claimed during a hearing Friday that Apple and other contract manufacturers owe more than $7 billion in royalties for using its technology in smartphones.
Read moreSuing Apple
A federal judge refused Monday to dismiss a claim that Apple willfully infringed six Corephotonics patents on “dual camera technologies for mobile devices.”
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MPH Technologies Oy, of Finland, accused Apple in a federal complaint of violating eight of its patents on secure messaging.
Read moreCalifornians Charged in Statewide Apple Store Crime Spree
Apple stores across California have been targeted by groups of thieves in recent months, dashing into stores wearing hoodies and snatching products from the shelves in seconds. On Thursday, however, the Golden State’s top cop said the crime spree has been thwarted with the arrests of 17 people charged with stealing over $1 million in Apple product.
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A federal judge certified a class that claims Apple disabled FaceTime on its iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S to save money, then blamed the problem on a nonexistent bug.
Read moreApple Fights Chicago’s Tax on Streaming Services
Apple filed a new legal challenge Monday aiming to free Chicagoans from the city’s so-called “Netflix tax,” a 9 percent charge on streaming media purchases.
Read moreCupertino Delays Tax Change in Face of Apple’s Opposition
Apple’s opposition to Cupertino’s attempt to raise revenue by changing up the manner in which they tax local businesses proved successful Tuesday night.
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