Major tech companies are considering subscription models for AI features in common devices. This shift could change how consumers pay for technology, moving from one-time purchases to ongoing fees for advanced functionalities.
Apple unveils iPhone 16 with AI-focused A18 chip. Early tests of Apple Intelligence reveal potential benefits alongside accuracy concerns, suggesting a wait-and-see approach for consumers.
Key developments in U. S. politics, natural disasters, sports, and technology unfold. Presidential debate looms, wildfires rage in California, and Apple prepares for a major product launch.
A U. S. appeals court rejected the University of Wisconsin's request for a new trial against Apple in a long-standing patent dispute over processor technology, upholding a previous ruling that nullified a $506 million award.
Educators face mounting challenges as student disengagement reaches new heights. From cell phone bans to outdoor initiatives, schools explore innovative strategies to reconnect with an increasingly apathetic generation.
A U. S. judge ruled Google violated antitrust law through exclusive agreements. The verdict challenges the tech giant's search dominance and may lead to significant market restructuring.
Foxconn's chairman defends hiring practices after allegations of discrimination against married women at an Indian iPhone assembly plant. The company faces government investigations following a Reuters report.
Fortnite makes a limited comeback to mobile platforms, highlighting the ongoing battle against app store monopolies. Epic Games leads the charge for change in the mobile app ecosystem.
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit against Google for smartphone search dominance but allowed refiling. The decision references a separate ruling finding Google's default search agreements illegal.
A U. S. court has ruled Google a monopolist, drawing parallels to Microsoft's 2001 case. The verdict poses challenges for remedies and signals potential impacts on other tech antitrust efforts.
Apple reports 4. 9% revenue increase in Q3, with iPhone sales exceeding expectations. Despite ongoing challenges in China, the company sees growth in services and iPad segments.
Apple anticipates revenue growth in Q3, with improved iPhone sales in China and strong iPad performance. The tech giant's AI plans and services growth paint a positive picture despite regulatory challenges.