Apple on hook for $308.5M in DRM patent suit
A federal jury in Texas on Friday decided Apple owes $308.5 million in royalties to Personalized Media Communications for infringing a digital rights management patent.
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AppleInsider Staff
Apple to face damages trials on employee bag check policy
A federal judge on Wednesday said he is prepared to rule in favor of a class of 12,400 Apple retail employees who allege the tech giant unjustly enforced bag screening policies without pay, setting up what could be a series of damages trials.
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Mikey Campbell
Patent troll sues Apple over Touch ID, Face ID and Apple Card
An Australian patent holdings company on Tuesday filed suit against Apple, targeting Touch ID and Face ID with intellectual property acquired from defunct biometrics specialist Securicom.
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Apple slapped with class action suit over gambling apps
A class action lawsuit filed on Tuesday targets Apple for hosting and profiting from casino-style apps through the App Store, specifically titles developed by Zynga.
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Prepear revises logo to settle Apple trademark dispute
Prepear, which has been embroiled in a trademark dispute with Apple for nearly six months, on Tuesday said it settled the issue by changing the shape of a leaf in its logo.
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Lawsuit claims Apple Maps infringes on navigation patents
Apple has been hit with a lawsuit claiming that its Apple Maps platform infringes on two patents owned by a Texas-based LLC.
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Mike Peterson
Apple, Prepear enter settlement negotiations over fruit logo trademark
Apple and Prepear recently entered settlement talks over the meal planning app's disputed pear-shaped logo, a design which the tech giant maintains is too similar to its own iconic apple mark.
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Epic and Samsung send 'Free Fortnite' care package with jacket, Galaxy Tab S7 to influencers
Epic Games and Samsung are teaming up on a guerilla marketing campaign that seeks to publicize the developer's legal battle with Apple over App Store policies and restrictions.
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Consumer advocacy group sues Apple over iPhone throttling in four European countries
Consumer advocacy group Euroconsumer on Wednesday lodged lawsuits in Belgium and Spain over an iOS update that throttled iPhone CPU performance in the name of system stability, with two identical suits planned for Italy and Portugal.
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