Less than three months after being sued by Apple for $1 billion, Qualcomm is reportedly countersuing the iPhone maker in a dispute over licensing fees.
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Privacy is a fundamental human right, says Apple CEO
In a CNN interview, Apple CEO Tim Cook shares why he thinks Silicon Valley’s abuse of privacy is out of control and why tech companies need to do a better job of protecting consumer data.0 3368
Apple wins China patent battle over iPhone 6 design
Apple has fended off a claim that the iPhone 6’s design infringed a patent from a little-known local company in China.
UK looks into WhatsApp encryption after London attack
A senior UK official is asking that law enforcement should be given access to encrypted messages on WhatsApp and similar services.
Apple unveils special-edition iPhone 7 and 7 Plus
Apple has announced iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus RED Special Edition in a vibrant red aluminum finish, in recognition of more than 10 years of partnership between Apple and (RED).
Is AR Apple’s ‘next big thing’?
Apple is betting big on augmented reality (AR) and is working integrating the technology to the iPhone, a recent Bloomberg stated.
Apple unveils the new Touch Bar-powered MacBook Pro
Apple has recently introduced the latest edition of its MacBook Pro, which comes in 13-inch and 15-inch sizes, in both Silver and Space Gray colour options.
Apple, Deloitte introduce ‘Enterprise Next’ service
Apple has signed a corporate IT agreement with Deloitte to accelerate its efforts to secure larger enterprise customers.
Apple announced September keynote event
Apple has announced that it will host an event on 7th September in San Francisco, where it will unveil its latest iPhone.
Apple to grow its $25 billion enterprise business
During a keynote at the BoxWorks conference held recently, Apple CEO Tim Cook, highlighted that they aim to give more focus on enterprise business and grow the segment to surpass the current $23 billion revenue that it brings.
Apple’s iPad Pro could replace laptops in the workplace, says CIOs
Apple’s iPad Pro, with its roomy high-resolution display, smart keyboard and stylus, got some CIOs to conclude that the new device has the potential to replace desktops and laptops in the workplace.