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Apple Gets Sued by the US DOJ; Accused of Illegal Monopoly in Smartphone Market
The US Department of Justice and 15 states on Thursday sued Apple as the government cracks down on Big Tech, alleging the iPhone maker monopolized the smartphone market, hurt smaller rivals and drove up prices. Apple joins competitors sued by regulators, including Alphabet's Google, Meta Platforms and Amazon.com.
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Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra More Durable Than iPhone 15 Pro Max, Claims New Drop Test
Apple's iPhone 15 Pro Max was launched last month and it is now available to buy in markets including India, US and UK. A latest video has surfaced on YouTube showing the handset going through a drop test alongside the Galaxy S23 Ultra.
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Is Back Glass Of iPhone 15 Series Cracking Easily? Users React After Claims In Viral Video
The iPhone 15 Pro Max back glass panel can crack rather easily under certain conditions for some.
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iPhone 12, iPhone 12 mini Cracked Rear Glass Repairs Now Possible Without Replacement: Report
Apple is reportedly introducing a new method to fix some hardware issues troubling iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini users that so far required them to replace their devices. Apple is said to be informing its authorised service providers of the new method and providing them with a new “iPhone Repair System” part.
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iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro Drop Test Videos Highlight Ceramic Shield Protection but Back Panel Still Crack-Prone
iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro drop test videos are out and show the robustness of the Ceramic Shield front panel. Apple itself claims that the proprietary glass construction offers a fourfold increase in drop resistance. This has also been noticed in the drop tests of both iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro. Separately, insurance company Allstate has claime...
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Samsung Galaxy A20 Launched in India, iPhone XR and Realme U1 Price Slashed, WhatsApp's New Features, and More News This Week
Samsung A20 launched in India, iPhone XR and Realme U1 price in India slashed, WhatsApp cracks down on Groups spam, and more news this week.
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Samsung Galaxy S10 Series Seen to Fail Drop Test, Galaxy S10e Becomes Unusable After a Single Drop
SquareTrade conducted this drop test, and made comparisons with the iPhone line-up to show users how the new Samsung flagships stand up against each other and the iPhone counterparts as well.
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Cyber Researcher Pulls Public Talk on Hacking Apple's Face ID
A cyber-security researcher cancelled a hacking conference briefing on how he said he could crack biometric facial recognition on Apple iPhones.
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Apple to Thwart Police Cracking of iPhones With New iOS Setting That Disables USB Debugging
Apple said it will change default settings in iOS to cut off communication through the USB port when the phone has not been unlocked in the past hour.
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Apple Says It Will Disable Loophole Cops Often Use To Crack Into iPhones
Apple announced Wednesday that it would block access to a port that law enforcement uses to crack into iPhones during criminal investigations, a move that could reignite debate over whether tech companies are doing enough to help authorities probing serious crimes.
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Apple Steps Up Encrytion To Prevent Police Cracking Of iPhones
Apple said Wednesday it was strengthening encryption on its iPhones to thwart police efforts to unlock handsets without legitimate authorization.
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Apple Cracks Down on Apps Sharing Information on Users' Contacts
Apple hasn't publicly mentioned the updated App Store Review Guidelines that now bar developers from making databases of address book information they gather from iPhone users.
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Apple Ups Privacy Controls In Growing Spat With Facebook
Apple Inc. executives rarely call out Facebook Inc., but they made more moves on Monday to limit the social network's data collection. In iPhone, iPad, and Mac software updates later this year, Apple's default Safari web browser will show a pop-up window asking users for permission before loading share buttons from social networks including Faceboo...
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iPhone X's Dual Camera Glass Cracks Easily, Some Users Report
Apple is reportedly not covering the cracked camera protection under warranty and is charging the cost of full device replacement.
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FBI Jumped the Gun in Asking Court to Order iPhone Hack: US DoJ Report
The report found FBI had not fully determined whether it had the capability to crack open a terrorist's locked iPhone before seeking a court order to force Apple to do so.
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Apple Gets Sued by the US DOJ; Accused of Illegal Monopoly in Smartphone Market
The US Department of Justice and 15 states on Thursday sued Apple as the government cracks down on Big Tech, alleging the iPhone maker monopolized the smartphone market, hurt smaller rivals and drove up prices. Apple joins competitors sued by regulators, including Alphabet's Google, Meta Platforms and Amazon.com.
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Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra More Durable Than iPhone 15 Pro Max, Claims New Drop Test
Apple's iPhone 15 Pro Max was launched last month and it is now available to buy in markets including India, US and UK. A latest video has surfaced on YouTube showing the handset going through a drop test alongside the Galaxy S23 Ultra.
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Is Back Glass Of iPhone 15 Series Cracking Easily? Users React After Claims In Viral Video
The iPhone 15 Pro Max back glass panel can crack rather easily under certain conditions for some.
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iPhone 12, iPhone 12 mini Cracked Rear Glass Repairs Now Possible Without Replacement: Report
Apple is reportedly introducing a new method to fix some hardware issues troubling iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini users that so far required them to replace their devices. Apple is said to be informing its authorised service providers of the new method and providing them with a new “iPhone Repair System” part.
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iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro Drop Test Videos Highlight Ceramic Shield Protection but Back Panel Still Crack-Prone
iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro drop test videos are out and show the robustness of the Ceramic Shield front panel. Apple itself claims that the proprietary glass construction offers a fourfold increase in drop resistance. This has also been noticed in the drop tests of both iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro. Separately, insurance company Allstate has claime...
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Samsung Galaxy A20 Launched in India, iPhone XR and Realme U1 Price Slashed, WhatsApp's New Features, and More News This Week
Samsung A20 launched in India, iPhone XR and Realme U1 price in India slashed, WhatsApp cracks down on Groups spam, and more news this week.
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Samsung Galaxy S10 Series Seen to Fail Drop Test, Galaxy S10e Becomes Unusable After a Single Drop
SquareTrade conducted this drop test, and made comparisons with the iPhone line-up to show users how the new Samsung flagships stand up against each other and the iPhone counterparts as well.
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Cyber Researcher Pulls Public Talk on Hacking Apple's Face ID
A cyber-security researcher cancelled a hacking conference briefing on how he said he could crack biometric facial recognition on Apple iPhones.
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Apple to Thwart Police Cracking of iPhones With New iOS Setting That Disables USB Debugging
Apple said it will change default settings in iOS to cut off communication through the USB port when the phone has not been unlocked in the past hour.
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Apple Says It Will Disable Loophole Cops Often Use To Crack Into iPhones
Apple announced Wednesday that it would block access to a port that law enforcement uses to crack into iPhones during criminal investigations, a move that could reignite debate over whether tech companies are doing enough to help authorities probing serious crimes.
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Apple Steps Up Encrytion To Prevent Police Cracking Of iPhones
Apple said Wednesday it was strengthening encryption on its iPhones to thwart police efforts to unlock handsets without legitimate authorization.
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Apple Cracks Down on Apps Sharing Information on Users' Contacts
Apple hasn't publicly mentioned the updated App Store Review Guidelines that now bar developers from making databases of address book information they gather from iPhone users.
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Apple Ups Privacy Controls In Growing Spat With Facebook
Apple Inc. executives rarely call out Facebook Inc., but they made more moves on Monday to limit the social network's data collection. In iPhone, iPad, and Mac software updates later this year, Apple's default Safari web browser will show a pop-up window asking users for permission before loading share buttons from social networks including Faceboo...
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iPhone X's Dual Camera Glass Cracks Easily, Some Users Report
Apple is reportedly not covering the cracked camera protection under warranty and is charging the cost of full device replacement.
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FBI Jumped the Gun in Asking Court to Order iPhone Hack: US DoJ Report
The report found FBI had not fully determined whether it had the capability to crack open a terrorist's locked iPhone before seeking a court order to force Apple to do so.
