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Trump’s Tariff Threat Sparks a High-Stakes Tech Standoff President Trump’s recent threat to slap a 25% tariff on iPhones not made in the U.S. has sent shockwaves through the tech world. National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett insists the administration doesn’t want to “harm Apple,” but

Mortgage fraud costs the U.S. economy an estimated $6.8 billion annually, but Fannie Mae and Palantir claim they’ve found a game-changing solution. In a bold move blending defense tech with housing finance, the duo is deploying AI to detect fraud 100,000x faster than human investigators. But

Apple’s Self-Service Repair Program just leveled up—but is it enough to satisfy right-to-repair advocates? For years, Apple tightly controlled who could fix its devices, funneling users toward pricey Genius Bar appointments or authorized providers. Now, the tech giant is expanding its Self Service Repair Program to include iPads,

Texas just dropped a bombshell on Big Tech—and it’s sparking a privacy vs. protection showdown. Governor Greg Abbott signed a law requiring Apple and Google to verify users’ ages in their app stores, mandating parental consent for minors’ downloads and purchases. While framed as a child safety win,

Apple’s Perfect Storm: Trade Wars, AI Gaps, and a $100B Gaming Blunder Once the undisputed king of innovation, Apple now faces a trifecta of crises threatening its dominance. From geopolitical trade battles to AI stagnation and a high-profile gaming lawsuit, the tech giant is scrambling to adapt. How did

Apple’s WWDC 2025: A Hardware Surprise or Another Software-Only Show? Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference kicks off in less than two weeks, and while software updates like iOS 19 and visionOS 3 are guaranteed, the real question is: Will Apple break its hardware dry spell? With a mix of

Apple’s watchOS 12: A Leap Forward or Just Another Update? With WWDC 2025 just days away, Apple Watch users are buzzing about watchOS 12. While past updates have focused on incremental improvements, this year’s release promises AI-powered features, a fresh look, and groundbreaking accessibility tools. But will these

Apple’s App Store blocked a staggering $2 billion in fraudulent transactions last year—but is it enough? As cybercriminals grow more sophisticated, Apple’s latest report reveals an escalating arms race between tech giants and fraudsters. With $9 billion in fraud prevented over five years, the company is doubling

Apple’s satellite ambitions once soared higher than SpaceX rockets—until carrier politics, government fears, and a rejected Elon Musk deal clipped its wings. What went wrong, and can Apple recover? Let’s dive in. 🛰️ The Rise and Fall of Project Eagle Apple’s journey into satellite internet began in

Apple’s Indian iPhone Surge Hits a Geopolitical Wall India’s iPhone exports to the U.S. skyrocketed 76% in April, hitting 3 million units—while shipments from China plummeted 76% to just 900,000. But as Apple races to shift production from China to India, two giants stand in