Science Jun 06 A timeline of Apple’s most influential product announcements By Michael Liedtke, Associated Press
World Nov 23 Workers beaten, detained amid ‘zero-COVID’ protests at Chinese iPhone factory Videos and postings on Chinese social media say workers at the world's biggest Apple iPhone factory have been beaten and detained in protests over contract disputes amid anti-virus controls. By Joe McDonald, Zen Soo, Associated Press
Nation Aug 19 Apple discloses security vulnerabilities for iPhones, iPads and Macs The software flaws could potentially allow attackers to take complete control of these devices, Apple said Wednesday. By Associated Press
Economy Aug 05 Apple to scan U.S. iPhones for images of child abuse Apple is planning to scan U.S. iPhones for images of child abuse, drawing applause from child protection groups but raising concern among some security researchers that the system could be used to surveil citizens. By Barbara Ortutay, Frank Bajak, Associated Press
Nation Jan 14 Watch 4:05 Apple faces off with Justice Department over access to Pensacola shooter’s phone Attorney General William Barr wants Apple to unlock the iPhones of the man who allegedly killed three sailors at a Florida Naval air base in December, saying there might be valuable information stored on the devices. But Apple, citing broader… By William Brangham
May 13 Supreme Court allows monopoly lawsuit over iPhone apps By Mark Sherman, Associated Press iPhone users who must purchase software for their smartphones exclusively through Apple's App Store filed the suit. Continue reading
Nov 26 Supreme Court hears Apple monopoly case on App Store pricing By Mark Sherman, Associated Press Apple customers say the company has unfairly monopolized the market for iPhone apps, which leads to higher prices. Continue reading
Jun 19 5 important stories that deserve more attention By Michael Rios, Erica R. Hendry Monsoon rains threaten Rohingya refugees, excessive video-game playing could be a mental health disorder and other stories we're reading now. Continue reading
Oct 12 Why the director of ‘Tangerine’ is trading iPhone filmmaking for 35mm By Frank Carlson For Baker’s new follow-up, “The Florida Project,” a summer adventure about a mother and daughter living in the shadows of Disney World, the filmmaker traded his iPhone rig for 35mm film. Continue reading
Jul 13 Column: Why aren’t we allowed to fix our own electronic devices? By Sara Behdad, The Conversation Users’ right to repair – or to pay others to fix – objects they own is in jeopardy, writes mechanical and aerospace engineer Sara Behdad. Continue reading