The anti-trust case focuses on how people get apps on their iPhones and the fees that the Cupertino company charges for sales of apps through its App Store.
According to a new report, the iPhone maker will be slapped with a formal investigation into its conduct following Spotify’s antitrust complaint.
The iPhone maker Apple and the chip maker Qualcomm have recently settled their long-running intellectual-property quarrel over cellular technologies, which includes a payment from the former to the latter, and we now have our first look at the size of the legal agreement.
Apple’s recently-announced settlement with Qualcomm didn’t come cheap, according to UBS analyst Timothy Arcuri. In a research note released Thursday, Arcuri said the iPhone-maker likely paid between $5 and $6 billion to put a stop to the bevy of legal battles between the two companies.
Apple and Qualcomm have reached a settlement in their ongoing royalty dispute. The two companies issued a press release Tuesday afternoon, stating that they will drop all litigation and enter a six-year licensing agreement, effective as of the beginning of this month.
Having received complaints from Dutch developers of news apps, the country’s watchdog is investigating whether Apple gives its own apps preferential treatment on App Store.
The Swatch Group is suing Samsung over “blatant” violations of its trademarks. At the heart of the issue: downloadable watch faces for Galaxy smartwatches.
The Cupertino tech giant has published an advisory statement on its Italian website to inform the public about the whole planned obsolescence saga.
The nightmare bug couldn’t have come at a worse time given Apple’s commitment to protecting user privacy and because it happened on Data Privacy Day.
A U.S. appeals court has upheld a judgement against Apple worth $440 million, reports Reuters. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit denied the iPhone-maker’s request to throw out the 2016 jury verdict, which found it guilty of infringing on patents belonging to VirnetX.
The popular Weather Channel app is being sued by the city of Los Angeles for allegedly covertly mining private data of its 45 million monthly users and selling it to third-party advertisers.
Following the iPhone injunction that Qualcomm secured in Germany, Apple’s pulled the iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 models from its own stores and third-party resellers in the country.