Despite the public front that Apple put up about the structural integrity of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, court documents say the company knew all about the truth.
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Prices for RAM chips fell by 60 percent between 2014 and 2016. And then the prices started to go back up. And everyone’s smartphones and laptops were just a bit more expensive.
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The Chinese telecommunications company is prepared to fight the order banning it from source products from the United States.
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Qualcomm is being accused of using its immovable, dominant position in the modem market to force higher royalties on its clients. Apple is in it to win it.
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Canada-based BlackBerry Limited may be out of the mobile phone-making business, but it's certainly not out of the tech company-suing business, setting its sights on Snap Inc shortly after Facebook.
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Google was claimed to have copied Java code wholesale for Android. It initially had a jury's support for its fair use argument. Now, Oracle has won its appeal.
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If AT&T were to subsume Time Warner, it would commit to binding arbitration over the license fees of channels like CNN and HBO with its distributor counterparts.
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If AT&T were to subsume Time Warner, it would commit to binding arbitration over the license fees of channels like CNN and HBO with its distributor counterparts.
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The FBI recruited Best Buy employees as an arm of the law, but did it breach citizens' Fourth Amendment rights? That plus Android P and HTC phone feedback on our show!
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The case stands against Huawei and Google: the companies weren't responsive to warranty claims on hardware issues affecting the premium Nexus smartphone of 2015.
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BlackBerry Limited is on a suing spree, and the Canadian company's latest target is also its most high-profile yet. Facebook doesn't seem willing to settle either.
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The Department of Justice also wants to prevent AT&T from arguing that politics played a role in the government's decision to go after this deal.
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Issues with the soldering to the audio codec screwed up the user experience of the original Pixel and Pixel XL. Now, the suits are coming for Google.
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Google is in a bit of a legal pickle due to alleged violations of competition and advertising laws with Project Fi, as well as well-documented microphone flaws on first-gen Pixel phones.
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The victim claims in the suit that T-Mobile failed to do due diligence and lacked a framework to prevent scammers from switching his account to another network without his permission.
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