Thunderbolt Display shipping delay in Europe sparks hopes of Apple refresh once again
Shipping times for Apple’s Thunderbolt Display have slipped across Europe, once again conjuring up hopes that a new model with…
Apple to Pay $450 Million E-Book Settlement After Supreme Court Declines to Hear Appeal
Apple will have to pay a $450 million settlement in the protracted e-books antitrust case, which saw the company found…
Quicken to Double Mac Engineering Team to Finally Improve OS X Version
Intuit announced last week that it has sold Quicken to private equity firm H.I.G. Capital, which plans to double the…
Apple to pay $450M fine after US Supreme Court rejects e-book antitrust appeal
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday revealed it won’t hear Apple’s appeal in its iBooks antitrust lawsuit, leaving the iPad…
'Ghost Emails' From 1969 and 1970 Receiving Renewed Attention
Following the recent January 1, 1970 iPhone bricking bug, a different long-standing issue related to Unix time and emails is…
EU antitrust chief: 'don't hold your breath' for results of Apple-Ireland tax audit
The European Commission is unlikely to rule on the legality of Apple’s tax arrangement with the Irish government any time…
EU Competition Chief on Apple Tax Probe: 'Don't Hold Your Breath'
A decision in the European Commission’s probe of Apple’s tax affairs in Ireland may not be reached soon, according to…
Viral Video Claiming iPhone Passcode 'Glitch' is False
A video which has gone viral that claims to reveal a glitch allowing anyone to unlock a passcode-protected iPhone has…
NYPD Chief: Apple Provides Aid to Kidnappers, Robbers, Murderers
The New York Police Department’s counter-terrorism chief John Miller has accused Apple of providing aid to criminals by using encryption…
Apple VP: FBI Wants to 'Turn Back Clock to Less-Secure Time'
Apple VP Craig Federighi has published an op-ed in The Washington Post in which he criticizes the idea of a…