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Apple offered Amazon a reduced rate revenue sharing model in a bid to bring Prime Video to the App Store, a move that seemingly contradicts the tech giant’s claims that it treats all apps and app makers equally.First iteration of Amazon Prime Video for Apple TV.In 2016, Apple services chief Eddy Cue proffered a deal…
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Apple’s 30% commission on certain apps is one of the main areas Apple CEO Tim Cook was grilled on during Wednesday’s U.S. House Judiciary Committee antitrust hearing. However, according to Apple internal emails revealed as part of the hearing, Apple has actually previously considered increasing its cut from 30% to 40% in some cases. The…
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Leaker Jon Prosser who has been correct with some of his Apple-related leaks claims that Apple will be launching the iPhone 12 and new iPads in October this year. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Rajesh Pandey
Apple CEO Tim Cook mostly avoided questioning during Wednesday’s historic congressional antitrust hearing on the business practices of Big Tech. Cook took only a handful of questions from the House Judiciary antitrust subcommittee. Lawmakers directed most of their questioning — which capped a year-long investigation into antitrust issues — at Cook’s fellow CEOs from Facebook,…
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Apple reports its fiscal third-quarter earnings results Thursday, and the world will learn how the company is doing in the middle of a global pandemic. Analysts are predicting a drop in revenue. But Apple itself previously said it’s seeing an increase in Mac and iPad sales. And investors have pushed the stock up almost 30%…
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Apple once considered taking a 40 percent cut from some subscription apps, according to documents shared today by the House Judiciary Committee (via Bloomberg). Back in March 2011, Apple’s services boss Eddy Cue emailed three other executives and suggested Apple should “ask for 40% for the first year only,” but that a “few deals” needed…
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Leaker Jon Prosser, who has a somewhat mixed track record when it comes to predicting Apple’s plans, today said that new iPhone 12 models and new iPads will launch in October. Multiple rumors have suggested that some or all of the iPhone 12 models coming this year will see a later than normal launch. Apple…
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Apple today updated its Apple Store app with a new “For You” tab that offers access to order status, devices, accessory recommendations, services, reservations, and product tips, all in one simple to access place. There’s also a feature that’s designed to allow you to compare a new iPhone you’re considering purchasing with your existing iPhone…
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Qualcomm today shared its third quarter earnings report and hinted that Apple’s upcoming 5G iPhones could be delayed, according to Reuters. Qualcomm said its fourth quarter projections might be impacted by the “delay of a global 5G flagship phone launch.” From Qualcomm CFO Akash Palkhiwala, who referred to the delay as “slight”:”We’re seeing a partial…
Apple CEO Tim Cook was, as expected, questioned about Apple’s App Store policies during today’s antitrust hearing with the U.S. House Judiciary Antitrust Subcommittee. Cook primarily stuck to the talking points provided in his opening statement [PDF], but he did have some extra color to add. Cook was specifically questioned about email app “Hey” from…
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Apple on Wednesday pushed out an update for its first-party Apple Store app, adding a handy “For You” tab that gathers useful customer information in one place, as well as a new iPhone comparison tool.The new For You tab lives in the Apple Store app’s navigation bar and provides users quick access to recent orders,…
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Documents made public as part of a U.S. House probe into Apple’s business practices reveal the company discussed taking a 40% cut of third-party services subscription revenue.In an email dated 2011, Apple SVP Phil Schiller forwarded a strategy that would take a 40% slice of service subscription fees. The House Judiciary Committee produced the correspondence…
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Apple CEO Tim Cook spoke about some of the company’s App Store policies during Wednesday’s U.S. House antitrust hearing.Credit: U.S. House Judiciary CommitteeThroughout the hours-long meeting, Cook maintained that the App Store is a significant job creator and that it treats every app submitted to the platform fairly and equally.Read more… Go to Source Author:
Prolific leaker Jon Prosser in a terse tweet on Wednesday said Apple’s upcoming “iPhone 12” lineup and a slate of new iPads will debut in October, a timeline seemingly backed up by statements from Qualcomm CFO Akash Palkhiwala.Credit: iSpazioProsser’s tweet, which reads, “iPhone 12 […] New iPads […] October,” suggests Apple is planning to announce…
Apple CEO Tim Cook today testified to the U.S. House Judiciary Committee as part of an investigation into anti-competitive practices of big tech companies. According to some internal emails that were first revealed during the hearing, Apple considered increasing its App Store commission from 30% to 40%. more… The post Emails revealed in antitrust hearing…