Today Apple submitted patents for a series of gaming controllers. This bolsters the current rumors that Apple is entering the gaming market.
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IPhone Demand Healthy, Analysts Say, As TSMC Claims Smartphone Demand is Down
TSMC claims smartphone demand is slowing. This may or may not signify cooling iPhone demand; analysts argue that market is still healthy.
Apple Finally Allows Dutch Dating Apps to Easily Adopt Third-Party Payment Options
To comply with a Dutch order, Apple has agreed to make it easier for dating app developers to adopt third-party payment methods.
Apple Announces $50 Million Investment Toward Supply Chain Employees
Today Apple has announced a $50 million dollar invest into the employees of its supply chain. The company will work with IOM and the ILO.
Korean Website Clien Spurs Rumors of Apple Gaming Device
A Korean forum known as Clien has reported rumors of Apple wanting to take a leap into the gaming world, with talks with Bandai and Ubisoft.
Google Might Be Preparing to Enter the Bluetooth Tracker Detection Market
Google could be preparing to enter the Bluetooth tracker detection scene by building scanning capabilities into Android.
Apple Set to Report Q2 Earnings, Company Shares Continue Winning Streak
Apple is set to announce its Q2 earnings report on Thursday, April 28 while Apple shares continue their winning streak.
US Trade Body Investigates Apple and Other Tech Companies for Alleged Violation of Tariff Act of 1930
The U.S. Trade Commission launched an investigation into Apple and other tech companies for alleged violations of the Tariff Act of 1930.
Apple Targeted by Yet Another Dutch Class Action
A second Dutch class action lawsuit against Apple brews, even as Apple continues to struggle with a regulatory agency in The Netherlands.
Department of Justice Endorses New Antitrust Bill to Rein In Big Tech
The Department of Justice has officially endorsed a new antitrust bill that focuses on big tech, including Apple.
Apple Sues Developer Toronto's The One Skyscraper Due to Slow Work Progress
Apple filed a lawsuit against the developer of Toronto’s The One skyscraper due to delays in the project’s completion.
Modder Builds Extreme iPhone 13 Pro Max, Doubles Battery, Adds Extensions
A TikTok user named Yang Changshun recently posted videos of his extremely modded iPhone 13 Pro Max, which sports USB-C charging and more.
Apple May Pay More Fines For Not Complying with Dutch Third-Party Payment Systems Ruling
As a Dutch regulator levies the 10th fine against Apple for its failure to comply with orders to allow third-party payment systems for dating apps, it warns that there may be higher fines in the future.
Suppliers Deny the Rumors that Apple AirPods Orders Were Cut by 10 Million Units
Two suppliers of Apple AirPods denied the rumors that Apple requested the reduction of AirPods production by 10 million units in 2022. The AirPods EMS suppliers said that production is normal and nothing has changed.
Apple Granted Patent for Sleep Mask Wearable Device
Apple was granted a patent for a sleep mask wearable device that would offer a comfortable headphone solution and light-blocking mask.
iPad Pro Lineup Expected to Get M2 Chip, MagSafe Charging by Fall
Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman has made predictions concerning the new iPad Pro. The device is expected sometime this fall, with the new M2 chip.
Apple Issues New Round of Employee Retention Stock Bonuses
The fresh batch of employee stock bonuses are worth up to $200,000 each at current value, vesting at 25% each year.
Ross Young of DSCC Teases More New MacBook Air Rumors
Co-founder and CEO of DSCC Ross Young took to Twitter this morning to make some bold predictions about the new MacBook Air. Ming-Chi Kuo backed many of his ideas.
Wedbush Analyst Daniel Ives Declares a Big Year for Apple
In a note to investors, Dan Ives states that he expects Apple stock to climb to $200, despite supply issues the company has faced.
European Council Establishes New Rules For "GateKeeping" Tech Giants
The European Council established new rules for tech giants Thursday evening. Over a period of four years, Big Tech will have to make changes.
Apple Hardware Subscription for iPhone May Launch In 2022
Apple might launch a new hardware subscription service for iPhone that will allow customers to avail new handsets by paying monthly dues.
Apple Now Employs 50% of US Staff from Underrepresented Communities
In its most recent Inclusion and Diversity report, Apple goes through the numbers showcasing the company becoming more inclusive.
Apple's Investments in Green Technology Bring About a First for Green Energy
Apple’s latest Annual Green Bond report shows a commitment to green energy. New investments show promise in cleaner smelted aluminum.
Mac Studio Proves Modular Doesn’t Mean What It Used To
When Apple described the Mac Studio as “modular,” many of us assumed upgradeable. This, sadly, is definitely not the case.
