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Apple Inc. Patent Adds A Joystick To iPhone Home Button, Exciting Gamers Everywhere
Apple looks toward more advanced controls for iPhones in new patent.
EU Says Part Of Amazon's Luxembourg Tax Deal 'Cosmetic'
The European Commission said in October that it had opened an investigation into a tax ruling struck in 2003.
Apple, Google, Intel, Adobe Reach $415 Million Settlement In Hiring Class Action Suit
Apple and others are hoping a new settlement will finally put an end to the antitrust case over their hiring practices.
Apple Sues Ericsson Over LTE Wireless Telecom Patents
Apple has alleged that Ericsson was demanding excessive royalties for its LTE wireless technology patents.
GoPro Inc. Stock Plummets After Apple Patents Mountable Sports Camera
Shares fell more than 12 percent on Tuesday.
Apple Watch Release Date Penciled In For March; Try It Out Now
One app-maker made a virtual Apple Watch using the company’s software development kit.
Apple's App Store Sales Increased 50% In 2014, Says Company
Looks like a lot of people are addicted to games such as "Candy Crush," as Apple's app store revenue is up 50 percent.
In 2015, A New Kind Of Hack To Worry About: The Smart Home
Trouble in the brave new world of the smart home: It could be hacked.
Audio Equipment Maker Monster Sues Beats Over Alleged Fraud
The suit alleges Beats co-founders Jimmy Iovine and Dr. Dre "improperly erased" Monster and Monster's founder Noel Lee from Beats' history.
Xiaomi Triples Smartphone Sales In 2014, Mounting Global Challenge to Apple, Samsung
Company unveils the latest low-cost Redmi 2 smartphone, which retails for $112.
Apple Pushes First Ever Automated Security Update To Mac Users
Apple has pushed out its first-ever automated security update to Macintosh computers to help defend against newly identified bugs.
Apple's Tim Cook 'Offended' By iPhone Worker Abuse Allegations
Workers were forced to labor for 18 days straight to make the latest iPhones, according to a BBC report.
iPhones, Bitcoins, Ikea Stuff: Russians Dumping Rubles For Almost Anything
Residents of cities like Moscow and St. Petersburg are ditching their beleaguered currency for Western goods as fast as they can.
Apple Halts Online Sales In Russia Amid Ruble Fluctuations
Apple has shut off sales in Russia as the country's currency hits historic lows.
Jury Rules In Favor Of Apple In iPod/iTunes Antitrust Case
A federal jury has handed a victory to Apple in an antitrust lawsuit that could have cost it $1 billion.
Apple iPhone 6 Plus Magnetic Accessories May Interfere With Image Stabilization, NFC
Some problems with the iPhone 6 Plus camera may be caused by magnetic and metallic accessories.
Apple Watch Rumor Indicates Production To Begin In January With Up To 5 Million Units
Apple's Taiwanese supply vendor Quanta Computer solved yield issues allowing production to move forward.
Morgan Stanley Fined $4M By SEC Due To Rogue Apple Inc. Trades
Morgan Stanley agreed to pay a $4 million fine to the SEC for violating a market access rule after a rogue trader engaged in fraudulent trading of Apple shares.
Apple iOS 8.1.2 Update Restores Missing Ringtones From iPhones And Fixes Bugs
Apple's latest iPhone software update provides a fix for users that have lost purchased ringtones.
Apple iPod Antitrust Lawsuit Hits A Huge Snag: There Might Not Be A Plaintiff
Plaintiffs named in an antitrust lawsuit against Apple over its iPods may not actually qualify for the suit.
Misfit Wearables Raises $40M In Latest Funding Round From Xiaomi, Existing Investors: Report
Misfit is trying to speed up the launch of its smart wearables with the help of a strategic investment by China's Xiaomi.
iPod Antitrust Case: 5 Ways Apple Has Changed Since 2006
The iPod antitrust case shows how the company has evolved through the years.
Chromebook Vs. iPad: Google's Laptop More Popular In The Classroom
The most cost-efficient device for the classroom isn't Apple's iPad.
Apple's Steve Wozniak To Star In Tech Reality TV Show
"The Woz" will use his tech expertise to introduce viewer to new gadgets.
Steve Jobs, Inventor: Former Apple CEO Has Won 141 Patents Since His Death
Jobs has more patents than Bill Gates, Sergey Brin and Larry Page combined.
How Apple Inc. Could Become The World's First $1 Trillion Company
It would mean going after markets that Apple has neglected in the past.
Tech Deals Revealed: 6 Tips To Find The Best Deal On Phones, Laptops, Games And More
High tech doesn't have to be high-priced when shopping for gadgets online.
Obama Plan: Hope For Tech Workers In Visa Limbo, But The Valley Wanted More
Obama's executive action will make it easier for temps to get green cards, but it won’t address what Big Tech says is a shortage of pros.
Foxconn $2.6B Display Factory Will Exclusively Serve Apple
Apple's iPhone display supply could get a boost as Foxconn ramps up a plant exclusively for Cupertino.
Immigration Reform 2014: Tech Industry Wants More Green Cards For Foreign Programmers
Hundreds of six-figure jobs available in Big Tech companies are going unfilled, say industry sources.


