A redesigned blood oxygen testing feature will launch Thursday for Apple Watch models that lost access to it after a U.S. court order.
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Elon Musk’s xAI filed a lawsuit on Monday against Apple and OpenAI claiming they’re conspiring to stifle competition in AI apps.
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The Apple Watch Blood Oxygen app remains tied up in U.S. courts. Apple needs to work out this urgent problem before the 2025 models launch.
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Multiple iPhone models might be blocked from import into the U.S. as two iPhone display makers fight in court.
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On June 13, 2013, Eddy Cue testified during an antitrust case regarding e-book pricing. Apple eventually settled the iBooks lawsuit.
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An appeals court shot down Apple’s request to put a hold on a judge’s order that opens the App Store to more financial competition.
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As expected, Apple appeals EU interoperability rules increasing third-party device compatibility because of privacy risks for iPhone users.
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Apple updates its iPhone App Store rules so devs can send customers to their websites for purchases without scary warnings.
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Spotify newest app update, if approved by Apple, will enable users to purchase subscriptions directly through external payment methods.
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Apple violated a court order limiting anticompetitive App Store practices and then lied about its actions, a federal judge says.
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The EU claims Apple’s new rules for sideloading iPhone apps come with “overly strict eligibility requirements” and other limits.
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The EU imposes a hefty fine on Apple for breaking antisteering restrictions on European developers. Meta gets hit with big EU fines, too.
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On this day in 2010, Apple paid to end a trademark dispute with Japanese multinational Fujitsu over the name "iPad" in the United States.
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Third-party accessories should get additional access to iPhone thanks to new EU interoperability regulations. Apple isn’t happy, though.
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On March 14, 1994, Apple introduced the Power Macintosh 7100, a midrange Mac that landed the company in court against astronomer Carl Sagan.
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The head of US national intelligence said a demand from the UK for a backdoor into iCloud files globally is “a violation of Americans' privacy.”
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Apple is reportedly deactivating its Advanced Data Protection iCloud privacy-protection feature for iCloud in the UK.
The UK reportedly wants a backdoor into Apple accounts so it can spy on any iPhone or Mac user anywhere.
In a new settlement, Apple agreed to pay $95 million over complaints that Siri inadvertently recorded users when unintentionally activated.
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On December 19, 2007, Apple settled a lawsuit with Nick Ciarelli that shuttered “Think Secret,” his popular Apple rumors site.
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