Apple Files Motion to Move Fintiv Lawsuit from Georgia to Texas

Apple asked a federal court in Atlanta to transfer the trade-secrets and racketeering lawsuit brought by Fintiv to the Western District of Texas. The company says the Texas court already handled related litigation and therefore is the right place for this case. Litigation history and venue battle Bloomberg Law reports that Apple filed the transfer…

Apple Reaches $4 Trillion Market Cap for the First Time

Apple briefly hit a $4 trillion market cap after the opening bell today, making it the third company to reach that level this year. The stock later dipped, closing below the mark, but the milestone shows how strong investor confidence remains in Apple’s business. According to Apple’s investor calendar, the company will announce its fiscal…

Apple might cross $100 billion in annual services revenue this year

Apple’s services business is on track to deliver over $100 billion in annual revenue. Analysts expect the unit to cross roughly $108 billion for the year that ended last month. That milestone confirms services as Apple’s second growth engine alongside the iPhone and shows how deeply subscriptions and fees now run across its ecosystem. Financial…

Apple expands iPhone Car Keys to more automakers

Apple is preparing iPhone and Apple Watch car keys for Jetour vehicles, according to backend evidence spotted by MacRumors contributor Aaron Perris. The finding points to upcoming Wallet-based unlocking for the Chinese brand’s crossovers and SUVs. Apple’s support document for car keys explains how Wallet stores a digital key, enables Express Mode for quick access,…

iPhone 18’s new Camera Control button could drop one key sensor

Apple plans to simplify the Camera Control button on iPhone 18 to cut costs, according to a well-known Chinese leaker. The change removes the capacitive sensing layer and relies on pressure sensing alone to deliver taps, presses, and swipe gestures. The goal is a simple design with the same features. Apple has not confirmed these…

20th Anniversary iPhone could drop physical buttons for haptic design

Apple is working on solid-state buttons for the iPhone expected in 2027. The feature would replace every physical button with touch-sensitive areas built into the frame. The design supports Apple’s goal of creating a borderless “all-screen” device with no visible openings. Weibo leaker Instant Digital says Apple has finished functional tests for haptic versions of…