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The US administration is a conflicted position. Normally such blatant attacks on US companies would have elicited a forceful response with possible trade sanctions. However with your DOJ going after the same companies in the US, any action is awkwar…
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This is like ripping old DVD movies 'you own' to your NAS to stream at home. While not legal, it has always been in a grey area and is tolerated because it is beyond control. However companies really do not like when you go beyond personal use and …
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Japan is one of the few countries in which Apple could be seen as a monopoly given the market share. It will NOT leave Japan so really it is about determining if Apple broke current laws or Apple needs to be controlled by laws yet to be written. It …
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hammeroftruth said: teejay2012 said: This story reminds me of my first 'Mac' which was actually an Atari ST computer with a dongle called Spectre created by the legend David Small that plugged into the ST cartridge port. Worked amazing…
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This story reminds me of my first 'Mac' which was actually an Atari ST computer with a dongle called Spectre created by the legend David Small that plugged into the ST cartridge port. Worked amazingly well to emulate a Mac Plus, but required origina…
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Short of sharing data with the government or law enforcement, the main and perhaps only reason to track data, is for understanding you as a customer better. When is the last time that you felt that something you did on an Apple app led to targeted a…
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A question of DMA and DOJ but against Amazon in music ? Unlikely until Apple cases are settled. Interesting that no one seems to care about the Kindle market share and predatory behaviour of Amazon in ebooks. That aside, the market seems to shaping …
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Apple should have remedied the anti steering, as this was the ONE point that they lost on in US federal court with the Epic case. So it was not going to go away in the EU either. Why Apple resisted goes along with their naturally obstructive nature …
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charlesn said: Apple will never buy Masimo. Its market cap is $7.5 billion and the largest acquisition in Apple history was Beats, at $3 billion -- and THAT deal made a lot of sense for many reasons. Masimo makes no sense for Apple. One part …
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chasm said: Anilu_777 said: Apple should just buy Massimo and be done with it I think Masimo may just possibly have the right to not sell if they don't want to. It is publically traded, so would be based on whether Apple could …
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gatorguy said: ssfe11 said: Hey clueless DOJ do you know how to read? How can a company be a monopoly when they don’t even sell the most of the product?! DOJ Apple case is so absurd. The US market share matters, where Apple's iPhone …
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I would be looking to Apple for AI 'on the device', which I know would be much more limited than what Google could offer on their massive servers. Maybe it will just be Siri 2, that we had all hoped would already be here. There will be a trade off o…
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Did his contract have a clause that he was free to do any topic or was there a clause that Apple could review and block certain topics or guests? I suspect the latter. If so, case closed.
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jamnap said: Sounds like Canada has shoddy export controls and inspections. Do they not check VINs on all outbound vehicles to compare to a lost/stolen vehicle database. AirTags are not the story (problem) here; incompetent authorities and …
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tmay said: Sadly, I spend too much time watching Youtube video's on economics. While opinions vary, it is notable that the consensus is that Spain, Italy, and Greece, are already in a demographic crisis of an over-age population, and weak ec…
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avon b7 said: "Apple responded by stating that the claim was misleading." I wouldn't say the case against Apple is going to be a walkover for Apple. We'll have to wait and see and perhaps what will be more interesting are the breadcrumbs of…
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nubus said: 2. US is running a huge trade deficit towards the EU. Seems we're doing fine in producing what you want. From BMW to Wegovy. It has grown to 30B with EU. More money than I have LOL, but that is trivial compared to China which…
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Vestager uses a lot of 'we feel' and 'we are concerned'. Fortunately EU courts are more about the letter of the law than interpretations and I hope this will be like the Apple-Irish tax case. Still this has got to be painful for Apple and the other …
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Kuminga said: I work for an investment firm as a back end researcher and by yesterday afternoon , my bosses were basically laughing at this outdated and idiotic indictment and the fact that the actual attorney general was made to stand there…
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here4this said: Shouldn’t a WATCH be compatible with the wearer regardless of the OS? It’s a WATCH. Imagine if Rolex decided that you have to have a Rolex phone to wear one of their watches. For the kind of money Rolex charges, I would m…