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Apple loses copyright suit against security startup
Judge Rodney Smith said Apple failed to show a legal basis for protecting its entire iOS operating system from security researchers.
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Bolstered by pandemic, tech titans face growing scrutiny
Governments and users are belatedly coming to terms with the power held by the likes of Apple and Amazon, particularly in focus this year thanks to their role in everything from setting up video meetings to doing our shopping for us.
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Spotify steps up antitrust war over Apple One bundling
Spotify has already been involved in two other competition face-offs with Apple surrounding the latter's Apple Store and Apple Pay.
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Apple and Tesla split their shares, but does it matter?
Both Apple and Tesla said their actions, a 4-1 and 5-1 split respectively, would let more investors access their shares.
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Apple becomes 1st US company to hit $2 trillion in market value
Apple is followed by other technology companies, including Amazon, Microsoft, and Google parent Alphabet, all of which now have more than $1 trillion in market value.
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Twitter accounts of Apple, Musk, Gates, others hit in major hack
The list of accounts commandeered grew rapidly to include Joe Biden, Barack Obama, Uber, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, bitcoin specialty firms and many others.
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Apple secures deal for Scorsese's next film starring DiCaprio, De Niro: media
Apple beat rivals such as Netflix Inc that were also interested to produce the film, the WSJ reported.
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In U-turn, Germany backs Google and Apple on virus app
The rollout of an app that would use bluetooth to alert smartphone users when they have been in contact with someone infected with the virus is considered crucial in the fight against the pandemic.
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Flaw in iPhone, iPads may have allowed hackers to steal data for years
The bug, which also exists on iPads, was discovered by ZecOps, a San Francisco-based mobile security forensics company, while it was investigating a sophisticated cyberattack against a client that took place in late 2019.
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Apple Music expands to 52 new countries in global services push
The move, part of the biggest expansion of Apple services in a decade, brings Apple Music to a total of 167 markets, including 25 new African countries.
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Apple brings back 'scissor' keyboards in latest MacBook Air
With prices starting from $999, the new laptops will be available for orders on the company’s online store from Wednesday and will be available in stores next week.
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France slaps Apple with record €1.1bn fine
France's competition authority said it found that Apple acted to prevent independent retailers in France from competing on price and abused its economic power over them.
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Apple to pay up to $500 million to settle US lawsuit over slow iPhones
The settlement calls for Apple to pay consumers $25 per iPhone, which may be adjusted up or down depending on how many iPhones are eligible, with a minimum total payout of $310 million.
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Apple's Cook says global corporate tax system must be overhauled
'I would certainly be the last person to say that the current system or the past system was the perfect system.'
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Ukraine slams Apple for calling Crimea part of Russia
Russian lawmakers said on Wednesday that Apple had complied with a demand from Moscow for Crimea to appear as Russian territory on its maps and weather apps.
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Apple's new iPhones shift smartphone camera battleground to AI
The technology industry’s battleground for smartphone cameras has moved inside the phone, where sophisticated artificial intelligence software and special chips play a major role in how a phone’s photos look.
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Apple reveals triple-camera iPhone; $5 monthly streaming TV undercuts Disney
The long-awaited Apple TV+ streaming television service will be available in over 100 countries, starting in November. The service will not be available in China when it launches, nor will the Apple Arcade video game subscription.
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Apple expected to unveil new iPhone at September event
In its trademark, tight-lipped style, Apple disclosed little about what it plans to spotlight in the Steve Jobs Theater at its headquarters in the city of Cupertino.
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US aviation regulator bans select MacBook Pro laptops from flights
Apple said in June it would recall a limited number of 15-inch MacBook Pro units as their batteries were susceptible to overheating.
