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Apple’s Chip Revolution 2.0: From Silicon to Satellite Connectivity In 2020, Apple shocked the tech world by ditching Intel for its own M1 chips—a move that redefined laptop performance. Now, the company is aiming even higher stakes: replacing Qualcomm and Broadcom with in-house cellular and networking chips.

Apple just rewrote its App Store rulebook—but is this a win for developers or a legal loophole? After years of tension over its 30% commission fees, Apple has updated its guidelines to allow U.S. app developers to steer users toward external payment systems. The move follows a landmark

Apple’s App Store monopoly cracks open—and crypto apps are rushing in. A landmark court ruling has forced Apple to drop its infamous 30% commission on off-app purchases, freeing crypto developers to bypass Apple’s payment systems entirely. Is this the breakthrough the crypto industry needed to reach mainstream

Apple’s Legal Woes and Next-Gen iPhones: A Week of High Stakes Drama This week, Apple finds itself at a critical juncture. A federal court ruled the tech giant violated antitrust laws in its ongoing battle with Epic Games, while leaks about the iPhone 17 Pro and Apple Watch SE

Apple just got slapped with a contempt ruling – and it’s a wake-up call for Big Tech. A federal judge ruled this week that Apple willfully violated a 2021 antitrust injunction meant to break its grip on in-app payments. The decision stems from Epic Games’ landmark lawsuit over the App

Apple’s $71.8 Billion Dilemma: Can Shifting Production Save the iPhone Empire? Apple’s reliance on Chinese manufacturing has turned into a $677 million problem. As Trump’s tariffs bite, the tech giant is scrambling to move iPhone production to India and iPads to Vietnam—but will it be

A federal judge just dropped a bombshell: Apple willfully violated a court order meant to break its grip on the App Store—and a top executive "outright lied" under oath. The ruling could trigger criminal contempt charges, escalating a four-year battle with Fortnite maker Epic Games. Is this

Apple’s Q2 Earnings Beat Expectations – But Storm Clouds Are Gathering Apple just delivered a classic "good news, bad news" earnings report. While iPhone sales powered a revenue beat ($95.4B vs. $94.2B expected), the company warned of a $900M tariff hit next quarter and faces mounting

Apple’s foldable iPhone is finally happening—and it might be the spark the industry needs. After years of rumors, leaks suggest Apple is gearing up to launch its first foldable iPhone in 2026. But with the foldable market growth slowing and prices soaring, can Apple’s entry revive excitement—

Apple’s Tariff Dilemma: Can It Dodge a $145 Billion Bullet? For years, Apple has sidestepped the worst of the U.S.-China trade war, but its luck may be running out. With tariffs looming and a critical iPhone redesign on the horizon, the tech giant faces a manufacturing crisis