British consumer group launches $3.8B 'abuse of dominance' class action against Apple over iCloud
A British consumer advocacy group has launched a $3.8 billion antitrust class action against Apple on behalf of its 40 ...
Can Apple innovate if iPhone remains the biggest slice of its revenues?
Every year, complaints come from the usual suspects demanding to know when Apple will innovate, and specifically when it will ...
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Why Liam Payne's death is hitting one demographic particularly hard
They can tell you the exact moment they first listened to What Makes You Beautiful (sitting on a school bus with seven girls, all straining to share a singular iPod touch). Loading Twitter content ...
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Reissue of the Week: TV on the Radio’s Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes
As it receives a 20th anniversary reissue, Zachary Lipez re-examines TV On The Radio's formative debut as the shape of indie ...
Tim Cook on Why Apple’s Huge Bets Will Pay Off
The CEO of the world’s most valuable company led two of the biggest product launches of his tenure this year—and believes ...
The Apple + HP iPod Partnership Everyone Forgot About
Apple plus HP -- sounds like a marriage made in tech heaven. Or maybe not. The iPod+HP turned out to be just a blip in both ...
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Apple’s hitting its AI stride right as competition is slowing
Apple is quickly catching up in AI. Even if its models aren’t as sophisticated as the competition, it’s doing what Apple does ...
iPod Creator Tony Fadell Defends Apple’s AI: “It Works, And That's The Thing You Want”
Tony Fadell, iPod creator, defended Apple’s AI approach at TechCrunch Disrupt, emphasising its reliability and ...
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Sorry, Fox News Was Right About a Lot More Than Its Competitors
its critics would do well to recognize that the conservative cable news network has been directionally right about a lot more than its competitors in recent years. Hundreds of words could now be ...