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Apple's controversial iPhone parts pairing process will be illegal in one US state from next year

Apple's process of pairing iPhones with specific parts is going to be illegal in Oregon starting next year.

iPhone Flip could be canceled according to analysts — but there’s good news, too

iPhone Flip could be canceled according to analysts — but there’s good news, too

The continued pushing back of the iPhone Flip's alleged release date and possible display issues have analysts worried Apple may give up on its foldable phone.

Apple may abandon foldable iPhone — analysts cast doubt on project after release date rumor slips to 2027

Apple may abandon foldable iPhone — analysts cast doubt on project after release date rumor slips to 2027

A new report claims some analysts believe Apple may abandon its foldable iPhone altogether.

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Judge Junks Lawsuit Against Apple Alleging Crypto Tech Restrictions On Cash App, Venmo

In the sea of antitrust accusations against Apple, the big tech titan has won one, as a judge dismissed a consumer lawsuit alleging the company was blocking payment apps from facilitating crypto payments.

International Business Times

Apple dodges lawsuit that claimed its crypto-blocking deals with Google, PayPal, and others were anticompetitive

Apple has won a court battle after a judge dismissed a class action lawsuit that alleged it stifled competition by blocking crypto payment technologies.

DOJ: Apple has a monopoly and its stock buybacks prove it — Lack of R&D spending highlights competition issues

Apple's spending so little on its R&D ventures because it has no competition, the DOJ has claimed in its antitrust lawsuit against the company.

The EU thinks you should be able to uninstall core apps like Photos on your iPhone — competition chief reveals "Apple's compliance model does not seem to meet the objectives of this obligation"

The EU has said Apple's DMA compliance isn't up to scratch because the company doesn't let users uninstall important apps like Photos.

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Why is the US suing Apple? All you need to know about the battle over iPhone prices and apps

Apple has slammed the lawsuit as ‘wrong on the facts and the law’ as it gets ready for a bruising court case

Evening Standard

Incredible $1.5 million 'Apple Computer Revolution' auction includes a sealed iPhone, Apple-1 Computer, and more

Incredible $1.5 million 'Apple Computer Revolution' auction includes a sealed iPhone, Apple-1 Computer, and more

A huge auction covering tons of Apple memorabilia has raked in more than $1.5 million.

A Fourth Antitrust Shoe Drops, on Apple This Time

Episode 498 of the Cyberlaw Podcast

TechScape: Is the US calling time on Apple’s smartphone domination?

TechScape: Is the US calling time on Apple’s smartphone domination?

The tech giant fights regulators on both sides of the Atlantic, as the US government launches a grab-bag of accusations. Plus, Elon Musk’s bad day in court

The Guardian - UK

The DOJ and the EU could try to break up Apple as they seek competition remedy over antitrust issues, here’s why that’s unlikely

The DOJ and the EU could try to break up Apple as they seek competition remedy over antitrust issues, here’s why that’s unlikely

A new report reveals both the DOJ and the EU could force Apple to break up its company as the remedy to its antitrust woes.

Tim Cook confirms Apple Vision Pro China launch during latest visit to the country

Tim Cook confirms Apple Vision Pro China launch during latest visit to the country

Apple intends to bring its spatial computer to China before the end of the year, according to local reports.

Apple 'accidentally' updates every AirTag in the world at the same time - here's why

Apple 'accidentally' updates every AirTag in the world at the same time - here's why

Apple just rolled out an AirTag firmware update to every active one at the same time due to an input error.

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The Apple lawsuit could finally open the iPhone ecosystem — and that’s a good thing

The Apple lawsuit could force Apple to make the iPhone more compatible with non-Apple products. That’s good news for iPhone users – here’s why.

Apple vs DOJ antitrust lawsuit could change how you use your iPhone — here’s how

The US Department of Justice’s (DOJ) lawsuit against Apple is arguably the largest technology antitrust case since the battle with Microsoft at the turn of the century. Here's how the case could affect iPhone users in the future.

The five iPhone changes Apple might have to make if the DOJ has its way

Everything you need to know about the DOJ's landmark lawsuit, plus deals, tips, and more.

iFixit says that Apple’s self-repair diagnostic tool is actually good

Repair specialists iFixit quite like Apple's repair diagnostics tool, though it is still far from perfect.

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Apple vs DOJ: 5 biggest allegations in the antitrust suit

We've gone through the Justice Department's 86-page filing accusing Apple of anti-competitive practies — here's what stood out.

"Buy your mom an iPhone": Will these five words come to haunt Apple CEO Tim Cook? Probably not

The US Department of Justice filed a bombshell lawsuit against Apple alleging anti-competitive practices. But how much merit is there to the lawsuit?

International Business Times

Apple's 'Walled Garden' Under Fire In Lawsuit

Call it a "walled garden" or an ecosystem, but at the heart of Thursday's blockbuster US lawsuit against Apple are the many ways the company gets customers to remain faithful to its products.

Justice Department takes on Apple

This is the third antitrust lawsuit that the Justice Department has filed against Apple since 2010

Android Central

US sues Apple over illegal 'iPhone monopoly'

The DOJ and several district attorneys are suing Apple in a massive 'antitrust' lawsuit for dominating the smartphone market

Apple Vision Pro job listings pop up in new countries as a potential global headset launch nears

Apple Vision Pro job listings have appeared in countries where the spatial computer may launch soon.

The US is suing Apple for iPhone monopoly – Here's what you need to know

The Department of Justice is suing Apple for an iPhone monopoly. Here's what it means for Apple – and consumers.

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