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  • Judge orders Apple to comply with 2021 anti-steering injunction or return to court

    Apple will comply to the letter of the law on anti steering now but they will keep appealing.
    Sweeney will still not be allowed back on the App Store and the judge is unlikely to reverse her earlier ruling on that. Third party app stores in the US has not been mandated by the courts.
    strongypulseimagesronn
  • Trump is too busy for his own tariff negotiations, so will dictate terms instead

    Does it matter what Trump says the tariff is going to be? Mexico and Canada had a fully executed trade agreement with the US, one that Trump himself negotiated, approved and signed, and 1 month into office, he tore it up. Trump changes his mind as much as New England weather. No one trusts him or the US anymore.
    danox12Strangersilarynxlondorxyzzy-xxxgrifmxmacguimike1iOS_Guy80roundaboutnow
  • Apple's next-generation 'CarPlay Ultra' is finally here

    GM is not offering CarPlay in many models, not because people don't want it, or that CarPlay is not great, but because GM can not gouge their buyers with lucrative subscriptions. It is a gamble as some buyers will not consider cars without CarPlay or Android Auto.
    williamlondonjibwatto_cobra
  • US and China temporarily lower tariffs to start trade negotiations

    A lot of cheering going on with the China story today. As a reminder, Canada and Mexico had a solid trade deal with the US, one that Trump's previous administration negotiated over 2 years. And then Trump broke that deal in one day. Message? Trump can't be trusted with any trade deal. His signature means nothing. The US can't be trusted with any trade deal. The US lost its 'reliability brand' when Trump took over. It doubt it will ever get it back. The world is moving on.
    avon b7londortrainMan83algnormhmlongcosinophiliadewmefreeassociate2williamlondonforegoneconclusion
  • Apple's Eddy Cue is guessing that the iPhone will eventually be replaced by AI

    Suppliers pay retailers a premium for product placement. Having something at eye level at Walmart costs the supplier more. Google pays Apple to make Google the default search, but it does not pay to exclude all others.  So why is the payment for being default even an issue? I doubt Apple will be forced to include every search engine on  current list of options in iOS but rather AI search engines like Perplexity will simply replace the current search options.


    watto_cobra