Congress Launches Big Tech Antitrust Probe
The federal government may be warming up its antitrust enforcement machine and pointing it at Big Tech.
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App Store Monopoly Claims Pushed Ahead by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court cleared the way Monday for a group of iPhone owners to advance antitrust claims over the tech giant’s App Store.
Read moreApple, Qualcomm Bury Hatchet in Worldwide Patent War
Apple and Qualcomm settled their global patent war Tuesday, following opening arguments in what was pegged as a lightning-rod five-week trial with billions of dollars at stake.
Read moreQualcomm Awarded $31M in Patent Spat With Apple
An eight-member jury on Friday found Apple infringed three of Qualcomm’s patents used in iPhones, awarding the San Diego-based chipset maker over $31 million in damages.
Read moreMillions at Stake in Qualcomm, Apple Spat
Eight jurors Wednesday heard closing arguments by attorneys in a highly technical federal patent trial in the ongoing global intellectual property dispute between technology giants Qualcomm and Apple where millions of dollars are at stake.
Read moreSpotify Files Antitrust Complaint to EU Against Apple
Swedish music site Spotify has complained to European Union regulators about Apple for allegedly abusing its dominant position in music streaming and stifling competition.
Read moreApple Denied
A federal judge dismissed some but not all class-action claims that Apple fraudulently concealed a touch-screen defect in its iPhone 6 products.
Read moreApple Insider-Trading Guru Accused of Same by Feds
Most corporate executives tasked with enforcing insider-trading rules might understand to keep their own noses clean as well. But at Apple, home of the slogan “Think Different,” the official given this role now faces federal charges.
Read moreApple Sued Over FaceTime Eavesdropping Bug
An attorney in Houston filed a lawsuit late Monday claiming he was conducting a deposition with a client when he encountered Apple’s latest bug that allowed others to access his iPhone’s microphone without him answering a FaceTime call.
Read moreApple, Qualcomm Patent Dispute Hurtles Toward Trial
As the patent litigation between technology heavyweights Apple and Qualcomm heads toward trial this spring, attorneys sparred in federal court Friday over whether a judge should find Qualcomm’s patent license offer to Apple was fair.
Read moreWaning 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.
Read moreStocks 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.
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