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Both Apple and “patent troll” Uniloc have asked a court to keep secret the license fees paid to the patent assertion entity, according to 9to5Mac. However, while a ruling has been granted for now, the case has been referred back to the original judge to determine whether the secrecy is justified, th

Apple helped lift the gloomy moon last week after Powell’s more hawkish pivot in the Press conference where he did not rule out a price hike every FOM

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The states argue that Google reached a deal with Facebook to have the social network join its effort in an effort to “kill” a competing ad network.

The iOS 15.2 Bug is to blame for turning off the iCloud Private Relay says T-Mobile and the carrier deny any blame as reports say they prevent it.

NSO Group is in danger of defaulting on its debts and is exploring shutting down its Pegasus spyware unit or selling the entire company.

Welcome back to This Week in Apps, the weekly TechCrunch series that recaps the latest in mobile OS news, mobile applications and the overall app economy. The app industry continues to grow, with a record number of downloads and consumer spending across both the iOS and Google Play stores combined in 2021, according to the […]

Apple will not have to implement changes to its in-app purchase system and App Store guidelines as ordered by the judge’s ruling in its court battle with Epic Games. While Apple largely won that case, as the court ruled Apple was not acting as a monopolist, the company had been ordered to stop preventing app […]

Both Apple TV+ and Disney+ recently launched in South Korea, and now fledgling local service Coupang Play has made its own foray into original content with One Ordinary Day, the latest vehicle for superstar Kim Soo-hyun (It’s Okay to Not Be Okay). Beyond being Coupang Play’s first original series, the legal drama made waves for Kim’s record-breaking salary, reputed to...

Following on from last month, this article goes into detail about how governments monitor their citizens, covering what data is collected and how, including metadata and mobile phone IMSI catchers. by Dr David Maddison