#iPhoneSlow
Apple settles: iPhone slowdown debacle could cost up to $500 million
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Apple has agreed to pay up to $500 million to settle a class-action lawsuit over slowing iPhones. Affected customers could eventually get $25 per iPhone.
Lawsuits
Is he right?
Judge tells court nobody in America cares about pixels in Apple's iPhone
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A California federal judge presiding over a lawsuit which claims Apple mislead consumers about how many pixels are in its iPhone has told a court "there doesn't really seem to be anyone in America who seems to be concerned about it,".
I'll see you in court
Apple chip supplier countersues GlobalFoundries
Apple's chip supplier, TSMC, has countersued Global Foundries in the latest development surrounding a legal dispute over patent infringement between the two chip suppliers. TMSC alleges that Global Foundries infringed on no less than 25 of its patents.
Another conclusion
Apple wins $539 million from Samsung in design patent infringement retrial
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In a retrial of the ongoing lawsuit from Apple that alleged Samsung took its patented designs for its own products several generations of phones ago, the court awarded Apple just shy of $539 million in damages.
HEY SIRI
Non-practicing entity sues Apple over patent infringement
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Apple is currently facing a patent suit over Siri's ability to understand language.
#ApplePayYourTaxes
Apple files lawsuit against the activists that occupied its Paris store
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Apple has officially filed a lawsuit against a group of French activists who occupied a Paris Apple Store in response to a tax dispute.
New week, new lawsuit
Swatch raises Apple's ire with 'Tick different' slogan for NFC watch
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Apple has filed a lawsuit against Swatch over it's "Tick different" marketing slogan, used to promote Swatch's NFC-enabled Bellamy watch.
Payday
Customers to receive ebook credit after Apple antitrust suit
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This week, customers will begin to receive credits for some of their ebook purchases made from Apple, Amazon, and others as a result of the government's successful antitrust lawsuit against Apple.
Immersing themselves
ITC launches investigation in Immersion/Apple legal fight
The International Trade Commission will launch an investigation over possible patent violations committed by Apple.
So close
Apple may not need to pay $533 million patent judgement
Apple may not need to pay $533 million to Smartflash over supposed patent violations, as the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has invalidated two of the relevant patents, following the previous invalidation of the third.