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AppleInsider said: Apple CEO Tim Cook has sold shares in his company worth about $33 million, and received just under half that after tax. As detailed in a filing to the Securities and Exchange Commission, Cook sold 196,410 shares, and di…
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foregoneconclusion said: gatorguy said: The book case concerned illegal collusion that resulted in price fixing between Apple and the major publishers. 65% market share is absolutely a relevant statistic when it comes to a company's expos…
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foregoneconclusion said: gatorguy said: Apple fast approaching 65% market share in the US won't be helpful to their defense. Market share isn't relevant. Apple lost the e-book lawsuit regarding illegal conspiracy at a time when Amazon…
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This case should have been over years ago. Under existing U.S. antitrust law, i.e. the Supreme Court's Illinois Brick (1977) decision, the plaintiffs, i.e. iOS app consumers, didn't rightfully have standing to bring such an antirust suit. But Justic…
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strongy said: avon b7 said: I found a heavily redacted file of the case,(. pdf): https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Apple-iPhone-…
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AppleZulu said: MplsP said: AppleZulu said: MplsP said: Wait…doesn’t this just disprove Apple’s argument that they’ll suffer irreparable harm? tht said: And so it goes. Gurman is rumor-mongoring that Apple is wor…
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I just got mine ordered. It was a very easy process.
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I'd note that this is one issue on which Apple initially lost, with the district court determining that Apple wasn't entitled to attorney's fees from Epic. But the Ninth Circuit reversed that finding and remanded to the district court to determine h…
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chasm said: foregoneconclusion said: godofbiscuitssf said: So Apple has to allow companies to say "you go to
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foregoneconclusion said: carnegie said: foregoneconclusion said: godofbiscuitssf said: So Apple has to allow companies to say "you go to to subscribe", but Epic and other companies don't have a right to their own app s…
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tech_traveller said: Well, despite Tim Sweeney being a crook, you can't deny that this case helped developers. Now they can advertise prices where they get 100% of the income, maybe we will even get cheaper options now. That (i.e. develo…
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foregoneconclusion said: godofbiscuitssf said: So Apple has to allow companies to say "you go to to subscribe", but Epic and other companies don't have a right to their own app stores? The anti-steering ruling was specific to Cali…
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godofbiscuitssf said: So Apple has to allow companies to say "you go to
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This decision to deny cert on Epic's petition in particular is pretty important. It's going to make it harder for anyone - to include the DOJ - to establish that Apple has monopoly power in certain relevant markets and thus to establish that Apple h…
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AppleInsider said: ... That hold on the injunction is presumably now lifted, but neither the courts nor Apple have commented.... Pursuant to the Ninth Circuit's stay order from July, the mandate requiring Apple to cease its anti-steering …
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tht said: carnegie said: entropys said: All articles I have read fail to specify exactly what patents Apple is supposed to have infringed. More interested in the controversy I suppose. From what I can sort of gather, it is a ge…
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mike1 said: BiggieTall said: There were reported talks within Apple to buy Masimo but they decided not to. Prior to the Trade Commission ruling, Apple was one vote away in the jury trial from being found not guilty of patent infringem…
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Claim 30 of 10,945.648 20. A user-worn device configured to non-invasively determine measurements of a user's tissue, the user-worn device comprising: a plurality of light emitting diodes (LEDs); at least four photodiodes configured to receive li…
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Claim 24 of 10,945,648 20. A user-worn device configured to non-invasively determine measurements of a user's tissue, the user-worn device comprising: a plurality of light emitting diodes (LEDs); at least four photodiodes configured to receive li…
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Claim 12 of 10,945,648 8. A user-worn device configured to non-invasively determine measurements of a physiological parameter of a user, the user-worn device comprising: a first set of light emitting diodes (LEDs), the first set comprising at leas…