Apple may be using ceramic particles to minimize iPhone screen cracking
One of the company's many research efforts in strengthening the glass on every iPhone has now been revealed, and it involves using ceramic particles.
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General
William Gallagher
Epic, Apple argue over lack of discovery in 'Fortnite' pretrial period
A jointly-produced filing between Apple and Epic in its ongoing "Fortnite" courtroom saga reveals issues with discovery on both sides ahead of a case management conference, with each claiming the other isn't providing the required documentation.
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Malcolm Owen
Apple Store down ahead of 'iPhone 12' debut event
Hours before it is due to hold its "Hi, Speed" event, Apple has taken down its online Apple Store in preparation for the introduction of new products, such as the "iPhone 12" lineup.
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Five new Mac models pop up in regulatory documents, suggesting imminent release
An international regulator is showing five unannounced Apple Mac models running macOS Big Sur, although unusually, the new listing also includes multiple Macs and iOS devices that have previously been registered.
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Foxconn's bid for tax subsidies rejected by Wisconsin officials
Wisconsin state officials have reportedly rejected Foxconn's application for tax subsidies because the company's plans for a factory in the state were smaller than initially proposed.
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Mike Peterson
Disney to focus on streaming as part of major reorganization
Disney is reorganizing its media and entertainment businesses as it shifts its "primary focus" to online streaming, though it said the move isn't solely the result of COVID-19.
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Apple's Mac sees strong growth amid coronavirus-fueled PC market boom
Apple's Mac segment grew nearly 39% year-over-year in the third quarter of 2020 amid double-digit growth across the broader PC market.
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Apple uploads four iCloud device icons to represent 'iPhone 12' lineup
Ahead of its Tuesday keynote event, Apple has uploaded four new iCloud icons that likely represent its expected "iPhone 12" models.
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Apple on EU 'hit list' of big tech companies that will face stricter rules
The European Union plans to impose new and stricter regulations on a "hit list" of 20 large internet companies — including Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Apple.
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Victor Marks
Amber Neely
AppleInsider Staff
