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  The U.S. plans to enact new retaliatory tariffs on nations that tax digital goods from American internet companies, including those that tax App Store purchases. The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) has proposed tariffs that are approximately equal to taxes that various countries are requiring of international tech companies. Bloomberg estimates that the total annual value of the duties reaches $880 million. The USTR's retaliatory tariffs would tax imports as much as 25% annually from a list of countries that includes the U.K, India, Spain, Italy, Turkey, and Austri...

  LG is to close its entire mobile business unit by July 31, and concentrate instead on components, connected devices, and smart homes. As expected following a $4.4 billion loss in 2020, LG has announced that it is to abandon the smartphone market. Other than what it describes as "inventory of some existing models," all LG smartphones will cease to be sold after July 31. "LG Electronics Inc. (LG) announced that it is closing its mobile business unit," said the company in a statement. "The decision was approved by its board of directors earlier today." "LG's strategic decision to exit the inc...

Facebook is refusing to produce additional documents in the Epic Games versus Apple App Store legal dispute despite continued requests from the iPhone maker.

  AppleInsider has affiliate partnerships and may earn commission on products purchased through affiliate links. These partnerships do not influence our editorial content. Thanks to a bonus in-cart discount, Amazon's $319.99 price for the Series 6 in red delivers the best Apple Watch deal this Thursday. Fresh Apple Watch markdown $80 discount on the 40mm GPS model in the stylish (PRODUCT)RED color. This discounted $319.99 price is thanks to a $30 instant rebate stacked with $49.01 in bonus savings during checkout. To confirm the promotional price, look for an in-cart savings message...

  Microsoft is continuing in its attempts to claim its Surface Pro 7 is better than Apple's products with another comparison video, putting its tablet against the iPad Pro. Microsoft launched a marketing campaign in January that compared the Surface Pro 7 against Apple's products, with a video pitting the MacBook Pro against Microsoft's tablet. In April's second attempt, Microsoft is doing the same thing, but this time against the iPad Pro. Following the same formula as the first video, the second "Still the Better Choice" piece on YouTube takes the form of a tech comparison video. It also...