This week on AI: Apple at the Supreme Court, Australian photo scandal, new R&D centers & more
Product rumors took a backseat to the here-and-now this week, as Apple found itself on the defensive at the U.S. Supreme Court, announced plans for new international research and development centers, and coped with the aftermath of a lewd photo scandal in Australia.
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US Supreme Court shows flexibility in first day of Apple v. Samsung case
Apple investigation of employee-led photo sharing ring finds no purloined customer data
Tim Cook meets with Japan's prime minister, says Apple Yokohama R&D center to be completed in December
Apple to open R&D center in Shenzhen in 2017, foster Chinese developer talent
Hammer finally falls as Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is officially, permanently discontinued
Three more lawfirms join class action over 'touch disease' affecting iPhone 6
Apple granted board seat at Didi Chuxing after $1B investment, report says
Apple Pay comes to New Zealand through ANZ Bank
Apple CEO Tim Cook meets Nintendo executives, plays Super Mario Run in Japan visit
Apple poaching GPU designer Imagination Technologies' talent, hiring key personnel away
BMW's 2017 5 Series Sedan to be first car with support for wireless CarPlay
Apple starts sales of SIM-free iPhone 7, 7 Plus handsets in US
Apple Watch Nike+ to launch on Oct. 28, Apple says
Sony pledges to launch over five iOS games by March 2018
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Everything you need to know:
- Samsung v. Apple came to the Supreme Court > >
- Apple store workers in Australia were caught sharing photos of women and rating them > >
- Apple CEO Tim Cook met with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe > >
- An R&D center in Shenzhen, China will open next year > >
- Apple rival Samsung killed off the fire-prone Galaxy Note 7 > >
- A lawsuit over Apple's denial of the iPhone 6 'touch disease' expanded > >
- Apple's $1 billion investment bought it a board seat at Didi Chuxing > >
For in-depth discussion of this week's hottest stories, listen to the AppleInsider podcast. Subscribe here, or stream the embed below:
A roundup of all of our hottest stories this week:
US Supreme Court shows flexibility in first day of Apple v. Samsung case
Apple investigation of employee-led photo sharing ring finds no purloined customer data
Tim Cook meets with Japan's prime minister, says Apple Yokohama R&D center to be completed in December
Apple to open R&D center in Shenzhen in 2017, foster Chinese developer talent
Hammer finally falls as Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is officially, permanently discontinued
Three more lawfirms join class action over 'touch disease' affecting iPhone 6
Apple granted board seat at Didi Chuxing after $1B investment, report says
Apple Pay comes to New Zealand through ANZ Bank
Apple CEO Tim Cook meets Nintendo executives, plays Super Mario Run in Japan visit
Apple poaching GPU designer Imagination Technologies' talent, hiring key personnel away
BMW's 2017 5 Series Sedan to be first car with support for wireless CarPlay
Apple starts sales of SIM-free iPhone 7, 7 Plus handsets in US
Apple Watch Nike+ to launch on Oct. 28, Apple says
Sony pledges to launch over five iOS games by March 2018