Apple Extends Its Coverage For MacBook Pro Displays With “Staingate” Issue
Apple has decided to extend its coverage for Retina MacBooks having Staingate issue caused by the anti-reflective coating wearing off.
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Apple has decided to extend its coverage for Retina MacBooks having Staingate issue caused by the anti-reflective coating wearing off.
Apple is planning to kick start its first manufacturing plant in India by initially assembling 3 – 4 lakh units of its iPhone SE model.
Today, Apple has officially announced its Q4 2016 earnings report ahead of its critical holiday season. The company reports a revenue of $46.9 billion and earnings of $1.67 per share.
According to a job posting from NVidia we may soon see the company’s graphics card in high-end Macs with dedicated GPUs.
A judge in Amsterdam has ruled in favor of a customer who sued Apple for refusing to replace her broken iPhone 6 plus with a new model.
A Chinese company under the brand name “100+”, which makes smartphone named “100C” has sued Apple for infringing their design patent.
The Microsoft Xbox App, which was previously available exclusively to Windows 10, is now available for both iOS and Android users.
A recent discovery reveal that when asking Siri to “open settings in the window” sometimes brings a response that it cannot find the Finder app.
California Institute of Technology (CalTech) has filed a suit against Apple and Broadcom for allegedly using its Wi-Fi patents in their products.
According to a recent report Apple is planning a major upgrade to its voice assisted virtual assistant Siri.
Apple has launched its “Trade Up with Installments” plan in France, Italy, and Spain that allows customers to trade their old smartphone for new iPhone.
Apple faced its major roadblock in conquering Chinese market, when Apple’s iTunes Movies and iBooks Store went down in China without any explanation.
In a security conference in London, FBI director James Comey revealed that the FBI paid more than $1 million to unlock San Bernardino shooter’s iPhone 5c.
Apple has hired former Tesla VP of Vehicle Engineering and former Chief Engineer at Aston Martin, Chris Porritt to work on “special projects”.
Apple has released its transparency report for government data request received by the company from July 1 through December 31, 2015.
In a recent conference call, Apple iPhone engineers revealed that they still believe hackers are more pressing threat to user privacy than the government.
According to a court filing made today, FBI has finally gained access to the San Bernardino shooter’s iPhone without any assistance from Apple.