Apple honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with free book, homepage tribute
Apple has turned over its whole homepage to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, and is also providing a free copy of "Stride Toward Freedom."
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William Gallagher
Rosenblatt cuts AAPL target to $165 on iPhone production & economic situation
While retaining its advice to buy Apple stock, Rosenblatt Securities has reduced its target price by $24, citing iPhone production delays and "macro services headwinds."
More controversies than iPhones — November 2022 in review
While you waited for your iPhone 14 Pro, Apple faced Foxconn delays, union woes, and just a little mockery from Samsung.
Former patent attorney sues Apple over harassment & discrimination
A former patent attorney for Apple has sued the company over discrimination and harassment after she complained about a male colleague.
Andrew Orr
TikToking Apple employee fired over medical leave, not videos
After a tumultuous August, TikToker and former Apple hardware engineer Paris Campbell has again shared a video. This time, she's claiming she was wrongfully terminated over medical leave related to COVID.
Amber Neely
Apple, Google, and Mozilla collab to create Speedometer 3
Apple has announced that it has teamed up with Google and Mozilla to create the newest version of Speedometer, a benchmark for testing browser efficiency.
What happened to Apple's App Clips?
App Clips launched at the height of the pandemic with iOS 14 as a way to use an app without fully installing it, but it hasn't made much headway in two years.
Lila Riesen
Apple's internal report says that it doesn't stifle employee speech
An internal evaluation of Apple's practices surrounding employee gag orders and arbitration clauses has found the company well within compliance of rules and regulations.
Wesley Hilliard
Apple and Ericsson settle global patent disputes, sign new deal
The wide-ranging lawsuits and counter lawsuits between Ericsson and Apple over iPhone 5G and other patents, has been ended with a new "multi-year" deal.
