A source claims Foxconn is planning to assemble high-end iPhones in India in a move that could help both it and the Cupertino firm to limit the impact of a trade war between the US and China.
Qualcomm claims that the Cupertino tech giant “continues to flout the legal” by remaining in violation of a Chinese court’s orders to stop selling iPhones 6s through iPhone X.
A European anti-trust watchdog has fined Apple about $11.4 million over using software updates to slow down iPhones and push people into buying new models.
The OLED display in the iPhone Xs Max is larger, increasing its cost, but that increase is tempered by the removal of some of the 3D touch components that were previously found in the X.
Earlier this year, Apple reportedly snapped up a Colorado-based startup that specializes in making “vibrant” lenses for augmented reality glasses.
EU’s antitrust regulators should approve Apple’s acquisition of the British music identification service on September 18.
The new chip should help the always-on microphones that listen for the Alexa name, and other features of Echo devices, work without needing to be plugged in.
All three new iPhones due for release in 2019 are said to use the sophisticated OLED panels, indicating Apple is prepping to drop LCD screens from next year’s smartphone lineup.
Apple wants to take part in a new initiative by the US Department of Transportation that would permit expanded operation of drones than are generally permitted by federal aviation regulators.
Apple’s proposed acquisition of British music discovery app Shazam has reportedly sparked an in-depth antitrust investigation in Europe through September 4 because the European Commission is concerned the deal might give the iPhone maker an unfair advantage in poaching users from its rivals, like Spotify.
Dialog said it was aware that in order to remain a key supplier to Apple it would have to continue to meet Apple’s “technology, quality, price and volume expectations.”
Amazon apparently thinks such a service wouldn’t be profitable. In reality, it’s facing the same problem that prompted Apple to abandon its own skinny TV bundle plan: the traditional cable bundle.