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Epic's win in App Store case toughens fight against Google Play rules

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Chip shortage: What caused it and how will this impact you & industry?

In this podcast, we discussed why there is a semiconductor shortage and what are its impact

DeFiChain to offer tokenized stock versions of Apple, Tesla, Amazon

The tokenized stocks will be collateralized by cryptocurrencies, which means traders won't have to go through an intermediary such as a broker

Apple, Epic Games likely to challenge California court's order on app store

US district judge agrees that Apple is forcing people to pay for apps and in-app items through its App Store.

Apple to develop its electric car alone to avoid further delays

Apple recently hired two former Mercedes engineers with experience in mass production of vehicles, steering, dynamics, software and project management.

Apple risks losing billions of dollars annually from Epic games ruling

In a ruling Friday, US District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers said the company must give developers the option of bypassing its commission on in-app purchases

Epic's win in App Store case toughens fight against Google Play rules

Developers including 'Fortnite' maker Epic Games in the last year took aim at the two biggest mobile app stores, run by Apple and Google

US federal Judge loosens Apple's grip on closely-run app store

A federal judge ordered Apple to dismantle part of the competitive barricade guarding its closely run app store, threatening one of the iPhone maker's biggest moneymakers. It could potentially also save app developers billions of dollars that could encourage them to lower the prices paid by consumers. The challenge was mounted by Epic Games, best known as the maker of Fortnite, the popular video game played by about 400 million people worldwide. Apple shares dipped sharply immediately upon the issuance of the ruling and was trading down 3% Friday. Epic, based in Cary, North Carolina, is a private company. The legal battle targeted commissions of up to 30% that Apple has been charging on digital transactions within apps. Such transactions can include everything from Netflix or Spotify subscriptions to the sale of digital item such as songs, movies or virtual tchotchkes for video games. Epic cast that highly lucrative fee as a price-gouging tactic that wouldn't be possible if competin

Apple fires manager who complained about workplace harassment, safety

Company tells Ashley Gjovik her employment was terminated for violating policies including the disclosure of confidential information

Apple's next big thing in doubt as chief of self-driving car project exits

Apple's car is a hotly anticipated product but the company says almost nothing about it.

Tesla, Apple a clear match, but products oddly don't work well together

Tesla's iPhone app is certainly capable, allowing users to remotely unlock their car, control the climate and manage charging

'Made in India' iPhones make Apple's 70% domestic market sales

According to sources in the know, Apple value addition in the country for mobile devices currently was around 15 per cent

Germany wants Apple to offer iPhone updates for 7 years: Report

Smartphone producers, including Apple, should be required to provide security patches and spare parts for iPhones and other devices for seven years, according to a proposal from the German government

Apple to Byju's, how tech is empowering teachers in India amid pandemic

Over the last year, as bedrooms and kitchens became classrooms, teachers and students around the world adjusted their lives to remote learning.

Apple hires ex-Mercedes engineers for 'Apple Car' team: Report

Apple has reportedly hired two former Mercedes engineers with experience in mass production of vehicles, steering, dynamics, software and project management.

Apple's child protection features get delayed after privacy outcry

Apple's child protection features, which the company had announced last month, has now been delayed by the tech giant owing to criticism that the changes could diminish user privacy.

Explained: Why does Apple run its App Store with an iron hand?

Apple is facing some significant pressure to open up the App Store further

Apple delays plan to scan US iPhones for child sexual abuse images

Apple said Friday it's delaying its plan to scan US iPhones for images of child sexual abuse, saying it needs more time to refine the system before releasing it

Apple in talks with Toyota about Apple Car production: Report

Apple is reportedly meeting with Toyota executives about producing its long-rumoured Apple Car by 2024.

How new South Korean law may hurts Apple and Google