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Ericsson, Apple end patent dispute, sign new deal
22 Dec 2015
Swedish mobile telecom gear maker Ericsson said it had signed a patent license deal with Apple Inc over technology that helps smartphones and tablets connect to mobile networks
Apple iPad Pro unveiled in India
19 Dec 2015
Apple’s Cook slams tax evasion charges as ‘political crap’
19 Dec 2015
Chief executive Tim Cook admits that Apple holds more taxable income outside the US than any other company, but says this is standard practice due to antiquated tax laws
iPhone 7 to be water resistant: reports
16 Dec 2015
Samsung to pay Apple $548 mn in patent dispute
05 Dec 2015
Samsung, however, said it might seek reimbursement from Apple depending on any future rulings from the US Patent and Trademark Office or the US Supreme Court
Apple targeting corporate sales in India
17 Nov 2015
Apple, which has seen sluggish sales in India, is reported to be considering institutional sales for its devices
Apple to continue operations in Ireland
12 Nov 2015
Apple rules the roost in 4G devices: Nokia survey
10 Nov 2015
Apple has the biggest share of the 4G-enabled devices active across all important frequencies in the country, says a study by Nokia Networks
Apple offers buy-back of Rs34,000 on new iPhones
09 Nov 2015
In a first, Apple and its distributors are going to buy back older models under a scheme to ensure that all new phones sold are genuine and reduce the burden of the retailer who can push sales furthers
Stop selling iPhones in UK if bill passes, Wikipedia founder Wales tells Apple
05 Nov 2015
Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales has called the UK’s Investigatory Power Bill, which bars end-to-end encryption, "stupid", and says Apple should stop selling its phones in the country if parliament passes it
Facebook tells staff to dump their iPhones
02 Nov 2015
According to Facebook, this is a practical decision as a large chunk of Facebook's expanding user base in emerging markets accesses the social network on Android devices, and not iPhones
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