This week on AI: $539M in Apple v. Samsung, Apple's 'Bendgate' secrets, new MacBooks & mor...
A court ruled that Samsung owes Apple $539 million for violating iPhone patents, but we may not have heard the end of the years-long debacle. Other news of the week included the revelation that Apple was aware of iPhone 6 issues before "Bendgate" erupted.
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Apple knew in advance about iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus 'Bendgate' says court filing
Apple offering $50 credit for iPhone batteries replaced before discounted repair program
Apple's MacBook and MacBook Pro inventory dwindles ahead of possible update at WWDC
Apple staring down possibility of new per-employee tax in Cupertino
Apple's self-driving shuttle project to use Volkswagen vans after fruitless negotiations with BMW, others
FBI reportedly inflated statistics on encrypted cellphone threat
Apple's MacBook butterfly switch keyboards target of second class action complaint
Surveillance app stored teens' Apple IDs on unprotected servers
CallKit iPhone apps pulled from Chinese App Store amid new government crackdown
Inside Consumer Reports: How iPhone, iPad, Mac, and HomePod testing is performed
Apple partner TSMC begins mass production of 7nm processors for next-generation iPhone
Apple's new Data & Privacy portal lets European users download stored personal data
Apple's Federighi promises APFS boot support for Mac Fusion Drives 'very soon'
Foxconn's Wisconsin plant could make Apple iPhone and Mac displays after all
Lawsuit over Apple's Powerbeats3 battery, sweat resistance given partial go-ahead
Apple rejects Steam Link app from App Store, cites breach of guidelines
Beats 'Decade Collection' headphones revealed online ahead of release
VoIP-Pal again accuses Apple of patent infringement with FaceTime, iMessage, Wi-Fi Calling in iPhone
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Everything you need to know:
- A jury ruled that Samsung still owes Apple plenty of money > >
- Apple was aware of structural deficiencies in the iPhone 6 line > >
- The company is offering a $50 credit for people who replaced iPhone batteries before the recent discount program began > >
- It seems like a MacBook refresh might be imminent > >
- Apple may have to pay a per-employee tax in Cupertino > >
- The company is working with Volkswagen on self-driving employee shuttles > >
- The FBI has allegedly inflated statistics about encrypted cellphones > >
A roundup of all of our hottest stories this week:
Samsung owes Apple $539M for infringing on iPhone patents, jury findsApple knew in advance about iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus 'Bendgate' says court filing
Apple offering $50 credit for iPhone batteries replaced before discounted repair program
Apple's MacBook and MacBook Pro inventory dwindles ahead of possible update at WWDC
Apple staring down possibility of new per-employee tax in Cupertino
Apple's self-driving shuttle project to use Volkswagen vans after fruitless negotiations with BMW, others
FBI reportedly inflated statistics on encrypted cellphone threat
Apple's MacBook butterfly switch keyboards target of second class action complaint
Surveillance app stored teens' Apple IDs on unprotected servers
CallKit iPhone apps pulled from Chinese App Store amid new government crackdown
Inside Consumer Reports: How iPhone, iPad, Mac, and HomePod testing is performed
Apple partner TSMC begins mass production of 7nm processors for next-generation iPhone
Apple's new Data & Privacy portal lets European users download stored personal data
Apple's Federighi promises APFS boot support for Mac Fusion Drives 'very soon'
Foxconn's Wisconsin plant could make Apple iPhone and Mac displays after all
Lawsuit over Apple's Powerbeats3 battery, sweat resistance given partial go-ahead
Apple rejects Steam Link app from App Store, cites breach of guidelines
Beats 'Decade Collection' headphones revealed online ahead of release
VoIP-Pal again accuses Apple of patent infringement with FaceTime, iMessage, Wi-Fi Calling in iPhone