Hackers selling data on 100M T-Mobile customers after server attack
T-Mobile is looking into a breach of its servers that has apparently resulted in harvested data on over 100 million customers being sold on a hacker forum.
General
Malcolm Owen
Apple sees rise in departures from Health, iCloud teams
Apple's teams working on iCloud, AI, and Health, are apparently seeing more employees departing the company, according to a report, with a lack of optimism and Apple's back-to-office strategy alluded to be reasons behind the staff shrinkage.
Cook pledges Apple's support following Haiti earthquake
Apple CEO Tim Cook has pledged support to the people of Haiti, after the country was hit by a 7.2-magnitude earthquake on Saturday.
USITC judge sides with Sonos in Google patent infringement suit
Google has infringed on a selection of speaker technology patents owned by Sonos, a judge's preliminary finding for the U.S. International Trade Commission has decided, a ruling that could eventually block the search company's ability to import its speakers into the United States.
Poly Network hacker returns nearly all $610M in stolen assets
One of the largest cryptocurrency thefts in history has turned into one of the oddest, with the perpetrator or perpetrators returning nearly all $610 million in assets to victim Poly Network.
AppleInsider Staff
Apple ordered to pay $300M to PanOptis in patent suit retrial
A federal jury in Texas on Friday ordered Apple to pay $300 million in royalties to non-practicing entity PanOptis, a downgraded penalty resulting from a retrial over damages relating to infringement of wireless technology patents.
Apple to spend millions on outreach, relocation for homeless living on its San Jose land
Apple on Friday announced an initiative that will address a growing homeless community living on a tract of the company's undeveloped land in San Jose.
US House introduces companion bill taking aim at Apple, Google app stores
Lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives have introduced a new bill targeting the Apple App Store and Google Play just a few days after similar legislation was introduced in the Senate.
Mike Peterson
EU to propose common charger for all smartphones, ignores Apple's protest
The European Union's long-running plan to harmonize chargers for smartphones, and other devices, is reportedly set to be formally proposed and could become legislation.
William Gallagher
Mikey Campbell
