Month: July 2025

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Apple has lost ground in this year’s edition of the Fortune Global 500, mirroring a similar slip in the U.S.-centric Fortune 500 list released last month. Here are the details. more… Go to Source Author: Marcus Mendes

Apple today filed a response to the antitrust lawsuit it is facing from the United States Department of Justice, sharing rebuttals to the DoJ’s claims and pointing out perceived flaws in the accusations outlined in the complaint. According to Apple, the DoJ’s lawsuit has the potential to “set a dangerous precedent” that would allow the…

Read More “Apple Argues DoJ Lawsuit Could Set ‘Dangerous Precedent’ for Tech Design” »

The US Department of Justice formally sued Apple in March 2024, accusing the company of having a “smartphone monopoly.” Apple has voiced its opposition to the case many times over the last year. Now, it has officially filed its answer to the DOJ’s antitrust complaint, pushing back forcefully against the DOJ’s allegations. more… Go to…

Read More “Apple slams DOJ lawsuit: ’threatens the very principles that set iPhone apart’” »

Apple today released the Safari 26 beta, allowing macOS Sequoia and macOS Sonoma users to download the browser and get the new Safari 26 features. Safari 26 adds support for HDR images, SVG icon support, additional tracking protection, and more, with some of the most interesting new features listed below. HDR image support SVG icon…

Read More “Safari 26 Beta Now Available for macOS Sequoia and macOS Sonoma” »

Apple is running a Summer Deal of the Day promotion in its Apple TV app, offering discounts on movie bundles through the Apple TV Store. Today is the first day of the promotion, and Apple is selling The Hangover trilogy for $9.99. The movies are normally priced between $12.99 and $14.99 each. The initial Deal…

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A few months ago, we reported that select scenes in the post-apocalyptic film “28 Years Later” were shot with a rig of up to 20 iPhones. Now, the film’s director Danny Boyle has discussed this feat in a YouTube video uploaded to the Apple TV channel today. Boyle said that using iPhones provided “the ability…

Read More “Apple Shares Video About ’28 Years Later’ Being Filmed With 20 iPhones” »

Apple’s real estate takeover in the Bay Area continues with a $365 million Mathilda Campus just north of Apple Park in Sunnyvale, California.A four-building campus on Mathilda AveSilicon Valley is already packed to the brim with tech companies filling out every office space available. Even after Apple Park, the campus that can hold 12,000 employees,…

Read More “Apple nears $1 billion in Bay Area office space expansion in three months” »

Apple has released a video of director Danny Boyle praising the benefits of using an iPhone to film “28 Years Later.”An iPhone 15 Pro Max was used to film ’28 Days Later’The horror sequel “28 Years Later” was filmed entirely on the iPhone 15 Pro Max, a creative decision by director Danny Boyle and cinematographer…

Read More “’28 Years Later’ director Danny Boyle discusses iPhone filmmaking benefits” »

The decade-long effort to shift U.S. iPhone manufacture out of China to India is going to become more expensive for Apple, just in time for iPhone 17 season.Tariffs already affect iPhone imports into the U.S., and they’re set to get even higher.The Trump-instigated delay in applying high tariffs on imports into the United States is…

Read More “No India tariff deal means Apple will face iPhone import fees eight times higher than before” »

As Apple prepares to unveil the iPhone 17 lineup in a few weeks, investor attention is already shifting to what could be a much more significant update in 2026, with the introduction of a foldable iPhone. That includes JPMorgan, which just released new predictions on what to expect. more… Go to Source Author: Marcus Mendes

Whether you’re in the market for a fully operational Apple-1, a baseball signed by Tim Cook, or an iPad prototype, the latest Apple memorabilia auction is packed with pricey objects.Apple memorabilia up for auction. Image source: RR AuctionRR Auction is known for its Apple and tech history-focused auctions that can fetch hundreds of thousands of…

Read More “Rare Apple memorabilia, Macs, & more up for auction ending August 21” »

If you’re a soccer fan, it’s gonna be a fun month. The Leagues Cup returns today, and every match of the tournament will stream live on MLS Season Pass via the Apple TV app. Here’s how to follow along. more… Go to Source Author: Marcus Mendes

“Prehistoric Planet: Ice Age” brings extinct megafauna back to life (sort of). The docuseries returns in autumn 2025. (via Cult of Mac – Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.) Go to Source Author: Ed Hardy

Apple introduced iOS 18.6 and macOS Sequoia 15.6 to clear out bugs. Plus there are patches for iPad, Apple Watch and more. (via Cult of Mac – Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.) Go to Source Author: Ed Hardy