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Apple Develops Sensor That Rivals Human Eye in Dynamic Range
Apple’s new image sensor patent reveals plan for 20-stop dynamic range, aiming to rival pro cinema cameras and redefine photography standards.
Apple Begins Prototyping Foldable iPhone, Targets 2026 Launch
Apple has begun prototyping its foldable iPhone, targeting a 2026 launch alongside the iPhone 18 lineup, according to DigiTimes sources.
Apple's Top App Is Now ICEBlock After White House Criticism
ICEBlock tops App Store after White House backlash. The app alerts users to nearby ICE activity, sparking debate over privacy and immigration policy.
China Recalls Engineers, Disrupting Appleās India Expansion
Foxconn recalls Chinese engineers from India, disrupting Appleās iPhone production expansion and raising concerns over efficiency ahead of the iPhone 17 launch.
Apple Ordered to Pay $110.7 Million Over 3G Patent Infringement
Apple must pay $110.7 million to TOT Power Control after a U.S. jury found it infringed a 3G wireless technology patent.
Apple Adds Smart Stack Hints to Watch Faces in watchOS 26
watchOS 26 introduces Smart Stack hints, improving Apple Watch usability with timely widget suggestions directly on the watch face based on context.
Apple Sues Former Engineer for Allegedly Stealing Vision Pro Secrets Before Joining Snap
Apple sues ex-engineer Di Liu, alleging theft of Vision Pro secrets before joining Snap, demanding damages and return of confidential data.
Brazilās Antitrust Authority Moves to Penalize Apple Over iOS Payment Restrictions
Brazil’s antitrust regulator recommends sanctions against Apple for restricting NFC access and forcing Apple Pay use, citing anticompetitive behavior in iOS ecosystem.
Apple Claims Epic Court Order Violates Its Free Speech Rights
Apple argues a court order in its fight with Epic violates its free speech rights, backed by an amicus brief from tech trade groups.
Apple Supplier BOE Scales OLED Production to Challenge Samsung and LG
BOE boosts OLED production to 100 million units annually, aiming to regain a stronger position in Appleās iPhone display supply chain.
Apple Eyes Anthropic, OpenAI to Revamp Siriās Failing AI
Apple considers partnering with Anthropic or OpenAI to overhaul Siri, aiming to catch up in the AI race after repeated internal setbacks.
Apple Must Answer DOJās Monopoly Allegations After Judge Rejects Dismissal Bid
Apple must face a U.S. antitrust lawsuit over alleged smartphone market dominance after a judge denied its motion to dismiss the case.
Proton Sues Apple in U.S. Over App Store Monopoly and Fees
Proton sues Apple in U.S. court, alleging App Store monopoly, high fees, and antitrust violations, demanding open access and developer compensation.
Appleās 30% Commission on App Store May Drop to 20% Globally
Apple’s new EU App Store terms hint at a global commission cut from 30% to 20%, signaling a major shift in developer policy.
Appleās Wearable Roadmap: Smart Glasses and XR Headsets to Dominate 2027ā2028
Apple plans seven head-worn devices by 2028, including Vision Pro updates and smart glasses, aiming to reshape consumer tech.
The Case for an 'iRing': Apple's Next Big Wearable Could Be Its Smallest
Appleās next wearable could be a smart ring, offering discreet fitness tracking, longer battery life, and seamless integration with its ecosystem.
Apple Plans to Introduce AirPods Live Translation in iOS 26 Update
Apple plans to launch live translation for AirPods in iOS 26, enabling real-time multilingual conversations and improved Wi-Fi syncing.
Apple Acquires Two-Building Campus in Sunnyvale for $350 Million
Apple has acquired a $350 million Sunnyvale campus, pushing its total weekly real estate spending in Santa Clara County past $500 million.
Apple Urged to Remove DeepSeek AI App from German App Store
Germany urges Apple to remove Chinese AI app DeepSeek over data privacy concerns, citing failure to meet EU standards for data protection.
Apple Stock Slips as JPMorgan Trims Price Target Over Weak iPhone Demand
JPMorgan cuts Appleās price target to \$230 over iPhone 17 concerns, citing weak demand and delayed AI progress, but maintains rating.
Epic CEO Calls Appleās DMA Compliance āMaliciousā and āUnlawfulā
Epic CEO Tim Sweeney calls Appleās new EU App Store rules unlawful, slamming fees that penalize developers using alternative payment methods.
Screen-Protector Leak Hints at Radical iPhone 17 Air Redesign
New accessory images suggest Appleās ultra-thin iPhone 17 Air will flip the camera hole to the opposite side.
Apple & Qualcomm Lose Bid to Shift Patent Case
A federal appeals panel says Apple and Qualcomm didnāt prove hardship, so their 2021 wireless-chip patent battle will proceed.