Apple’s €14.3 billion tax dispute with Ireland ends as funds are fully transferred from escrow, closing a decade-long EU antitrust case.
Apple Sues YouTuber Jon Prosser Over iOS 26 Leak, Citing Trade Secret Theft
Apple has filed a lawsuit against YouTuber Jon Prosser, accusing him of leaking iOS 26 features and misusing trade secrets.
Why Is a Sexually Explicit Chatbot Available to Kids on the App Store?
Grok’s explicit AI avatars are rated 12+ on the App Store, exposing serious gaps in Apple’s content moderation and child safety policies.
Meta Raids Apple’s AI Team Again, Hires Two Senior Engineers
Meta hires two senior Apple AI engineers, Mark Lee and Tom Gunter, intensifying its raid on Apple’s top talent for Superintelligence Labs.
Apple Avoids Class Action Over iOS 13 Data Use, But Case Continues
A judge denied class action status in a lawsuit accusing Apple of using iOS 13 to send unauthorized cellular data. Case continues.
Apple Looks to Add Sunday Night Baseball to Streaming Portfolio
Apple, ESPN, and NBC are officially bidding for MLB’s Sunday Night Baseball rights, with a final decision expected within the next month.
Apple's 'Made in America' Chips Closer to Reality with TSMC Push
TSMC is fast-tracking its U.S. chip plants as Apple pushes for more American-made chips using advanced 2nm technology in Arizona.
Google Drops Chrome Support for macOS Big Sur: Only Firefox and Edge Remain
Google is ending Chrome support for macOS Big Sur. Only Firefox and Microsoft Edge still offer updates. Users should upgrade for security.
iPhones Using Chinese Panels Face Possible US Import Ban
US may ban iPhones using BOE displays after ITC rules BOE stole Samsung’s OLED tech. Final decision expected by November 2025.
US Government Seeks to Force Apple to Hand Over User Data in Swiss Tax Case
U.S. prosecutors seek court order to force Apple to share user data in Swiss tax case, raising privacy and enforcement questions.
