... in Australia, where apples are in season. In the autumn, the prototype will return to the United States and will continue testing in Washington, where apple orchards are a significant part of the economy. In 2004, 58 percent of apples grown in the U.S. came from Washington. “Harvesting apples ...
... lower court to decide what Samsung must pay. The case is part of a series of disputes between the technology rivals that began in 2011. Apple accused Samsung of duplicating a handful of distinctive iPhone features for which Apple holds patents: the flat screen, the rounded rectangle shape of the ...
... be in danger of being deceived,” the court wrote. In the Samsung v. Apple case, Apple compares itself to Gorham and likens Samsung to White. Apple said its patents “cover the overall appearance of the device’s distinctive front face, bezel, and graphical user interface.” In addition, Apple argues it ...
... antitrust regulator for the EU said Ireland had given Apple a sweetheart tax deal for well over a decade, with special laws that effectively allowed Apple to pay less than 1 percent corporate tax. The EU accused Apple of setting up two companies in Ireland with a head office that ...
... statement. Both Apple and Ireland vehemently oppose the ruling and plan to appeal. “At its root, the Commission’s case is not about how much Apple pays in taxes,” Apple said in a statement. “It is about which government collects the money.” The company went on to say that the ...
... 2016 Host Committee. She declined to provide a list of sponsors. Trump's campaign did not respond to requests for comment. Apple and the Republicans Apple made headlines after Politico reported the tech giant won't support the GOP convention because of Trump's divisive statements. Apple declined to comment ...
... Judge Margo Brodie that investigators were able to access the iPhone late Thursday night after using the passcode. The government said it no longer needs Apple's assistance to unlock the iPhone and is withdrawing its request for an order requiring Apple's cooperation in the drug case. "As we ...
In 1996, Paul explored the rivalry between Apple and Microsoft. Today, on Apple's 40th birthday, we share it with you again. Twenty years ago, Apple was rotting. Its stock price hovered around $1 per share (adjusted for stock split and dividends). On Jan. 18, 1996, the day my story ...
... puzzled Apple software engineers — and outside experts — about how the FBI broke the digital locks on the phone without Apple's help. It also complicated Apple's job repairing flaws that jeopardize its software. The Justice Department's announcement that it was dropping a legal fight to compel Apple to ...
... requires Apple's assistance. Farook and his wife died in a gun battle with police after killing 14 people in San Bernardino, California, in December. Apple did not immediately comment on the development. A U.S. magistrate last month ordered Apple to provide the FBI with software to help it ...
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