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EU to unveil massive new law that will force Apple to police illegal content
A new report says the EU is set to unveil a new law on Friday that will force large tech companies like Apple and Google to police illegal content on its platforms.
Half of Apple's suppliers at risk in China COVID lockdown areas
New analysis reveals that half of Apple's top 200 suppliers have facilities in and around Shanghai and could be at risk of disruption from COVID lockdowns.
Filmmakers write open letter to Tim Cook begging for Final Cut Pro commitment
A group of filmmakers, producers, and professionals have written an open letter to Tim Cook asking for changes that would make Final Cut Pro more viable as an option for industry professionals.
World's largest iPhone factory operational despite COVID lockdowns
The world's largest iPhone assembly campus is operating normally despite lockdowns and COVID testing, according to a new report.
Apple secures Foxconn expansion in India to cope with iPhone demand
Apple has reportedly secured government clearance for a major expansion of Foxconn's Chennai plant in India to match local demand for the iPhone.
California man faces jail for buying 1,000 stolen MacBooks
A California man has pleaded guilty to acting as a fence for employees who stole nearly 1,000 MacBooks from Tesla and universities in California.
Tim Cook says Apple 'deeply concerned' about sideloading and privacy
Apple CEO Tim Cook says that the company is "deeply concerned" about laws that could force sideloading on iOS, forsaking user privacy in the process.
Apple could announce $90 billion share buyback, says analyst
New insight from one analyst says that Apple may announce a new buyback of some $90 billion at its next earnings call.
Images of Apple's 35W USB-C charger allegedly leaked
Images of a 35W charger Apple is developing have shown up online, after the company accidentally revealed the new product was on the way.
Kuo: Leaked new 35W Apple charger nearing mass production
Ming-Chi Kuo says that a new 35W charger that Apple is developing is nearing mass production, reiterating his 2022 launch prediction.
Move over Apple Pay - Hitachi has created a fingerprint payment system
A new report says that Hitachi has developed a biometric finger vein-based payment system that can be used for checking in to a hotel or making a payment at shops.
Pictures: Apple celebrates opening of impressive new store in South Korea
Apple has shared photos from the opening of its new store in South Korea, Apple Myeongdong.
Apple almost doubles EU lobbying spend to $7M
New data from the EU reveals Apple spent more than $7M on lobbying in the EU between October 2020 and September 2021.
Apple drops out of State Privacy Security Coalition over concerns
Apple has decided to leave the State Privacy and Security Coalition over concerns the legislation it backs won't adequately protect user data.
Apple supplier BOE to boost OLED output by 70% to meet demand
A new report says that BOE Technology Group plans to expand its OLED panel production by 70% to meet demand from Apple and other clients.
New survey reveals staggering commitment of U.S. teens to Apple
A new survey from Piper Sandler has revealed that 87% of U.S. teens on an iPhone, and that 87% expect their next phone to be an iPhone.
Tim Cook to headline IAPP Global Privacy Summit April 12
Tim Cook is the headlining keynote speaker at the Global Privacy Summit, which will take place in Washington D.C. from April 11-13.
NSO Group still using Pegasus spyware on iPhones despite lawsuit
A new report indicates that NSO Group continued to target customers with its Pegasus spyware as recently as December 2021.
