Apple

Apple was founded in 1976 by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne to develop and sell Wozniak’s Apple I personal computer. The company’s early breakthrough came with the Apple II, a mass-produced computer that helped establish the home and educational personal-computer market. Apple later expanded the definition of a personal computer through the Lisa and Macintosh, which brought graphical user interfaces, mouse-based interaction, and a design-led approach to a broader consumer audience. The company’s history has included periods of rapid growth, strategic missteps, leadership conflict, and major reinvention. The Macintosh gained attention for its usability and visual design, but Apple struggled during the late 1980s and 1990s with high prices, an increasingly complicated product range, declining market share, competition from Windows-based PCs, and unsuccessful ventures into products such as digital cameras, game systems, and online services. Steve Jobs left Apple in 1985 after a dispute with chief executive John Sculley. Apple acquired NeXT in 1996, bringing Jobs back to the company and providing technology that became the foundation for later versions of macOS and other operating systems. After Jobs returned, Apple simplified its product portfolio, emphasized close integration between hardware and software, and rebuilt its identity through industrial design, retail, and advertising. The iMac re-established Apple as a distinctive consumer-computing brand. The iPod, introduced in 2001 alongside iTunes, moved Apple into portable digital media and helped create a commercial model combining a device with an integrated content service. The iPhone, launched in 2007, transformed Apple into a major mobile-device company by combining a phone, a widescreen media player, and internet capabilities. The App Store, introduced in 2008, added third-party software distribution and strengthened the company’s platform economics. The iPad expanded Apple’s tablet business, while Apple Watch and AirPods broadened the company’s presence in wearables, health-related features, and wireless audio. Apple also operates software and services including iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, iCloud, Apple Pay, Apple Music, Apple TV, and the App Store. Its business model is based on tightly coordinated hardware, custom chips, operating systems, application distribution, subscription services, accessories, online commerce, and company-operated retail and support channels. Apple is commonly positioned as a premium technology brand. Its communications emphasize design, ease of use, privacy, security, creative capability, and continuity between devices. The company has cultivated strong customer loyalty and is consistently regarded as one of the world’s most valuable brands. It has also faced criticism and regulatory scrutiny concerning supplier labor conditions, environmental practices, repair restrictions, App Store policies, market power, anticompetitive conduct, materials sourcing, and corporate governance. Under Tim Cook, Apple has retained its integrated product strategy while expanding services, custom silicon, health capabilities, environmental initiatives, and international markets. The company is an independent public corporation, and its shares trade on Nasdaq as AAPL. In 2007 it changed its name from Apple Computer, Inc. to Apple Inc. Its operating systems also include tvOS, and its services include Apple TV+ and AppleCare. Sales and support run through Apple stores, the online store, authorized resellers, and telecommunications partners, with availability varying by market. Tim Cook is chief executive. Beginning in 2020, Mac computers moved to Apple-designed processors. In 2025 Apple brought forward new Mac mini and Mac Studio models to meet enterprise demand for running AI workloads.

Apple began on April 1, 1976, as a partnership between Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne. Its initial purpose was to commercialize Wozniak’s Apple I, a computer sold largely to enthusiasts. Apple was incorporated the following year without Wayne, who had left the venture. Early investment and business guidance from Mike Markkula helped the company move from hobbyist computing toward a formal consumer-electronics business. The Apple II, introduced in 1977, was Apple’s first major commercial success. Unlike many competing hobbyist systems, it was sold as a complete computer with a case, keyboard, color graphics, and an open architecture. The later Disk II drive improved storage, while the VisiCalc spreadsheet made the Apple II useful in business and helped turn personal computers into practical productivity tools. Apple went public in 1980. During the early 1980s, Apple pursued graphical computing. The Lisa introduced a graphical user interface but was expensive and had limited software support. The Macintosh, launched in 1984, offered a more accessible graphical interface and was promoted through the “1984” television campaign. Its design and usability established themes that continued through later Apple products, although initial hardware limitations and the high price constrained early sales. The Macintosh period also produced serious leadership conflict. Jobs recruited John Sculley from PepsiCo, but their strategic relationship deteriorated. In 1985, Apple’s board removed Jobs from operational control, and he subsequently left to establish NeXT. Wozniak had already reduced his involvement after a 1981 plane crash and left active employment in 1985. Under Sculley and later executives, Apple expanded the Macintosh family, introduced color and modular systems, and benefited from the combination of Macintosh computers, LaserWriter printers, and desktop-publishing software. Apple’s position weakened during the 1990s. Its premium pricing, fragmented product families, unsuccessful non-computer projects, and the growing popularity of inexpensive Windows PCs contributed to declining market share and organizational instability. Apple experimented with Macintosh clones and multiple product ranges, but these initiatives also created confusion and threatened the company’s high-margin systems. Attempts to replace the aging Macintosh operating system were unsuccessful until Apple acquired NeXT in 1996. The acquisition returned Jobs to Apple and supplied the technical basis for the company’s next operating-system generation. After Jobs regained leadership, Apple reduced product complexity and focused on a small number of integrated products. The iMac combined distinctive industrial design with simplified setup and helped restore the company’s consumer appeal. The company then expanded beyond computers: the iPod and iTunes connected hardware with digital music, while the iPhone combined a mobile phone, media player, and internet device. The App Store added third-party software and made the iPhone a platform rather than only a standalone product. The iPad extended Apple’s mobile strategy into tablets. Apple Watch added a wearable platform centered on notifications, fitness, health, and communication, while AirPods strengthened its wireless-audio and accessory business. Apple has also expanded operating systems, cloud storage, music, video, payments, advertising, and subscription services. Under Tim Cook, the company has maintained a vertically integrated approach, including custom-designed processors and close control over operating systems, applications, retail, and support. Apple’s influence has been accompanied by disputes and criticism. Regulators and competitors have challenged the company’s App Store rules and platform economics. Labor conditions among suppliers, environmental effects, repair policies, sourcing, and corporate ethics have also drawn scrutiny. Despite these controversies, Apple remains a globally recognized premium brand with a large installed base and strong loyalty. In 1997 Steve Jobs returned and concentrated the product range. The first Apple Store opened in 2001, and the iTunes Store opened in 2003 as a commercial channel for digital music. In 2007 the company renamed itself Apple Inc. Beginning in 2020, Mac computers transitioned to Apple-designed processors. The company is headquartered in Cupertino and remains listed on Nasdaq as AAPL. In 2025 it brought forward new Mac mini and Mac Studio models for enterprise customers running AI workloads.

• 2025

  Early release of new Mac mini and Mac Studio due to enterprise AI demand

  Apple brought forward new Mac mini and Mac Studio models to meet enterprise demand for running AI workloads.

• 2020

  Apple begins Mac transition to Apple silicon

  [7]Apple announces Mac transition to Apple siliconapple.com

  Apple starts replacing Intel processors in Mac computers with its own Apple silicon architecture.

• 2016

  AirPods launch

  [15]AirPods launchen.wikipedia.org

  Apple expands into fully wireless earbuds and ecosystem accessories.

• 2015

  Apple Watch launches

  [14]Apple Watch launchesen.wikipedia.org

  Apple enters the smartwatch and wearable-computing market.

• 2011

  Tim Cook becomes CEO

  [13]Tim Cook becomes CEOapple.com

  Tim Cook succeeds Steve Jobs as chief executive.

• 2010

  iPad launches

  [6]Apple Introduces iPadapple.com

  Apple establishes a dedicated tablet-computer product line.

• 2008

  App Store launches

  [12]App Store launchesen.wikipedia.org

  Apple opens a formal application marketplace for its mobile platform.

• 2007

  iPhone launches; company renamed Apple Inc.

  [5]Apple Reinvents the Phone with iPhoneapple.com

  Apple enters modern smartphone computing with the iPhone and changes its name from Apple Computer, Inc. to Apple Inc.

• 2003

  iTunes Store opens

  The iTunes Store opened a commercial channel for digital music distribution.

• 2001

  iPod launches

  [4]Apple celebrates 20 years of iPodapple.com

  Apple enters portable digital media with the iPod and iTunes, and opens its first Apple Store.

• 1998

  iMac revitalizes the consumer line

  [11]iMac revitalizes the consumer lineen.wikipedia.org

  The iMac helps re-establish Apple’s consumer brand through distinctive design and simplified computing.

• 1997

  Steve Jobs returns to Apple

  Steve Jobs returned to Apple and helped concentrate the company on a smaller product range.

• 1996

  NeXT acquisition

  [1]Apple Inc. — Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org

  Apple acquires NeXT, bringing Steve Jobs back and gaining technology for a new operating-system strategy.

• 1984

  Macintosh launch

  [3]Apple celebrates 40 years of Macapple.com

  Apple introduces the Macintosh, the first mass-market computer with a graphical user interface.

• 1980

  Initial public offering

  [1]Apple Inc. — Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org

  Apple completes its IPO on Nasdaq.

• 1977

  Apple is incorporated and introduces Apple II

  [1]Apple Inc. — Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org

  Apple is incorporated in California, and the Apple II begins the company’s major commercial expansion.

• 1976

  Apple is founded

  [1]Apple Inc. — Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org

  Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne establish the Apple Computer Company to market the Apple I.

A premium, design-led technology brand built around integrated hardware, software, and services, with a global customer and developer ecosystem. It emphasizes design, privacy, and user experience, and increasingly targets enterprise and AI workloads.

• Smartphone · 2007

  iPhone

  Apple’s flagship smartphone family combines custom-designed processors, iOS, cameras, biometric and security features, mobile connectivity, and access to the App Store. It functions as the central personal device in Apple’s ecosystem and connects with services such as iCloud, Apple Music, Apple Pay, and Apple TV. The line spans standard, Pro, and other generations with differing screen, camera, performance, and materials specifications. Apple's smartphone product family.

• Personal computer · 1984

  Mac

  Mac is Apple’s personal-computer family, including notebooks and desktop systems. It runs macOS and is designed around close integration between Apple silicon, operating-system features, applications, displays, and accessories. The range serves general consumers, students, professionals, developers, and creative users, with products such as MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iMac, Mac mini, Mac Studio, and Mac Pro. Apple's personal-computer family. Personal computer line including MacBook, Mac mini, Mac Studio, iMac, Mac Pro

• Tablet computer · 2010

  iPad

  iPad is Apple’s tablet family for reading, media, education, communication, mobile work, gaming, and creative production. Its hardware works with iPadOS, Apple Pencil, keyboards, and a large application ecosystem. Different models address entry-level, compact, professional, and larger-screen use cases, allowing the product to occupy several positions between a smartphone and a conventional computer. Apple's tablet product family. Tablet computer line

• Smartwatch and wearable · 2015

  Apple Watch

  Apple Watch is a wearable-computing platform focused on notifications, timekeeping, communications, exercise, health-related measurements, safety features, and integration with the iPhone. Its software and sensors support fitness and wellness functions, while cellular models can provide connectivity away from a paired phone. The product also serves as an accessory and authentication device within Apple’s broader ecosystem. Apple's smartwatch product family.

• Wireless audio · 2016

  AirPods

  AirPods are Apple’s wireless earbud and headphone products. They emphasize automatic pairing, device switching, hands-free voice interaction, spatial-audio capabilities on supported models, and integration with Apple operating systems. The family includes standard earbuds and models with active noise cancellation, serving as both an audio product and an ecosystem accessory for iPhone, iPad, and Mac users. Apple's wireless earphone product family.

• Software distribution and digital service · 2008

  App Store

  The App Store is Apple’s curated distribution platform for applications and games on devices including iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Apple TV. It provides discovery, downloading, updates, payment processing, developer tools, and review policies. The platform is strategically important because it connects Apple hardware with third-party software, digital purchases, subscriptions, and recurring service activity. Apple's platform for discovering and downloading applications.

• Portable media player · 2001

  iPod

  The iPod was Apple’s portable digital-media-player family. Its simple interface, compact designs, storage capacity, and integration with iTunes made it a major product in the transition from physical music to digitally managed libraries. Although later iPhones and other devices absorbed much of its functionality, the iPod was a pivotal step in Apple’s expansion beyond personal computers.

• Digital services

  Apple services

  Apple’s services portfolio includes iCloud, Apple Music, Apple TV, Apple Pay, Apple Arcade, Apple News, Apple Fitness+, and related digital offerings. These services extend the usefulness of Apple devices, provide recurring or transaction-based revenue opportunities, and reinforce account, payment, media, storage, and application relationships across the installed device base. App Store, iCloud, Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Pay, etc.

• Apple TV

  Digital media player and streaming service

• 2026

  Apple and Amazon face revived UK consumer lawsuit over product sales

  In September 2026, Reuters reported that Apple and Amazon were facing a revived consumer lawsuit in the United Kingdom concerning product sales. According to the report, the lawsuit was revived and related to product sales. The event was identified as Apple and Amazon facing a revived UK consumer lawsuit over product sales. The report was dated September 28, 2026, and the source was Reuters. The available summary does not provide additional information about the specific claims, the court, the claimants, or any outcome. It states only that the revived lawsuit concerns product sales and involves Apple and Amazon in the UK. This note records the controversy as reported, without further allegations or determinations.

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• 2026

  US jury rules Apple owes record $5.7 billion in patent case against San Diego company

  A US jury ruled that Apple owes a record $5.7 billion in a patent case against a San Diego company. The event was reported on September 27, 2026. The ruling concerns a patent dispute between Apple and the San Diego company, with the jury finding that Apple must pay the stated amount.

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• 2026

  Privacy backlash against Apple Watch always-listening features

  The newly announced Apple Watch listening features drew immediate privacy backlash: experts warned of legal risks in nonpublic spaces and in states where eavesdropping laws require both parties to consent to being recorded, and many criticized the technology as creepy. Apple responded by publishing a page of technical details asserting the features do not spy on users.

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• 2026

  Apple acknowledges App Store regulatory changes weigh on services business

  Apple for the first time explicitly acknowledged that global regulatory and court rulings forcing it to loosen App Store payment restrictions have affected its services business. In a regulatory filing, the company warned that transactions through alternative payment channels may not generate commissions.

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• 2026

  Former Apple worker sues Apple alleging race and national origin discrimination and retaliation

  A former Apple worker, a Mexico-born Latino man, sued Apple Inc. in federal court in Indiana on August 13, 2026, alleging race and national origin discrimination and retaliation under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act. The complaint alleges he reported racist comments to HR, was assured of no retaliation, and then had his bonus eliminated, Restricted Stock Units cut, title downgraded, and was placed on a performance plan before resigning effective July 14, 2026, alleging constructive discharge. None of the allegations have been tested in court.

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• 2026

  Apple sends spyware threat notifications to users in 110 countries

  Apple sent a new round of threat notifications to users in 110 countries and regions, warning that their iPhone, iPad or Mac devices may be targets of government-grade spyware attacks. Apple said the total number of countries and regions that have received such alerts now exceeds 150, and it updated its support documentation and user experience, including lock-screen push notifications, emails and account-login warnings, advising users to enable Lockdown Mode.

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• 2026

  OpenAI sues Apple, alleging an Apple employee stole trade secrets on unreleased hardware projects

  OpenAI filed a lawsuit against Apple alleging that an unnamed employee who had worked at OpenAI for six months returned to Apple with more than 100 stolen files related to OpenAI's hardware projects and presented them to Apple executives, and that the trade secret theft relates to Apple's newly announced HomeView hub. The suit follows Apple's July lawsuit against OpenAI alleging two former Apple employees stole proprietary IP. Apple denies that the presentation happened and says there is no evidence of the stolen files on its servers. The case could go to trial as early as June, or possibly October, next year.

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• 2026

  Apple supplier Tata Electronics hit by cyber incident exposing over 630GB of confidential files

  In June, Tata Electronics, Apple's core contract manufacturer in India, suffered a cybersecurity incident in which more than 200,000 confidential files totaling over 630GB were posted to the dark web. The exposed material included motherboard blueprints, chip parameters, component procurement floor prices, and real-device test videos. The incident was described as Apple's most severe leak to date, and the Indian government subsequently intervened to investigate.

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• 2026

  Apple agrees to $250 million Siri-related class-action settlement

  Apple agreed to pay $250 million to settle a class-action lawsuit. The plaintiffs alleged that Apple's marketing created expectations about AI-powered Siri features that were unavailable when consumers bought their devices. Apple did not admit wrongdoing, and the agreement remained subject to judge approval.

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• 2026

  eMudhra cryptographic flaw disclosed

  A security researcher identified weaknesses in private keys associated with eight intermediate Certificate Authorities used by eMudhra's global TLS business. eMudhra acknowledged human errors in the key-generation process, while saying its infrastructure had not been compromised and no data was breached.

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• 2001iPod silhouette campaign

  Global

  High-contrast advertisements showed silhouetted figures using white iPods and earbuds, turning the product’s recognizable form and simple music experience into a visual brand system.

  Outcome. The campaign strengthened iPod recognition and supported Apple’s move into mainstream digital media.

  Source
• 1997Think different

  Global

  The campaign repositioned Apple around creativity, nonconformity, and people who use technology to change established expectations. It accompanied the company’s post-return simplification and product refocus under Steve Jobs.

  Outcome. It became a defining expression of Apple’s modern brand identity.

  Source
• 19841984

  United States

  A cinematic Super Bowl advertisement directed by Ridley Scott presented the Macintosh as a force challenging conformity and helped establish Apple’s reputation for distinctive, event-driven advertising.

  Outcome. The advertisement became one of the most discussed technology commercials and remains closely associated with the Macintosh launch.

  Source

• 2020

  Transition Mac computers to Apple siliconGeneration change

  Background

  Apple sought greater control over performance, power efficiency, and the relationship between processors, operating systems, and product design.

  Action taken

  The company announced a transition from Intel processors to its own Apple silicon architecture in Mac computers.

  Aftermath

  The transition deepened Apple’s hardware-software integration and aligned Mac with the company’s custom-chip strategy.

  Source

• 2007

  Launch iPhoneProduct launch

  Background

  Mobile phones were becoming general-purpose digital devices, but existing products typically separated telephony, media, and web functions.

  Action taken

  Apple introduced a touch-oriented device combining phone, music, internet, and software capabilities.

  Aftermath

  The iPhone became Apple’s central product platform and reshaped the company’s scale, ecosystem, and service strategy.

  Source

• 2001

  Move from computers into integrated digital mediaStrategy

  Background

  Portable music and digital distribution created an opportunity to connect Apple hardware with a content-management service.

  Action taken

  Apple launched iPod and developed the iTunes ecosystem, expanding its addressable market beyond personal computers.

  Aftermath

  The strategy established Apple as a consumer-electronics and digital-media company and prepared the way for later platform products.

  Source

• 1996

  Acquire NeXT and use its technology for Apple’s operating-system renewalM&A

  Background

  Apple needed a modern operating-system foundation after repeated difficulty replacing its older Macintosh software architecture.

  Action taken

  Apple acquired NeXT, bringing Steve Jobs back and adopting technology that became central to the next-generation Mac operating system.

  Aftermath

  The transaction helped enable Apple’s later software integration and Jobs’s return to executive leadership.

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• 2026.12

  Apple reportedly to launch Apple Intelligence in mainland China as early as December[189]苹果据报最快12月在内地推出Apple智能hkcd.com

  According to Bloomberg, Apple is preparing to launch its Apple Intelligence AI platform in mainland China as early as December, as part of the upcoming iOS 27.3 update, bringing AI features first released in the US two years ago for iPhone, iPad and Mac. The launch will not include the new Siri AI assistant or other features Apple announced this year. Mainland media reported that China-version iPhone models, including iPhone 15 Pro and later models, completed license changes with MIIT on September 29, adding large-model registration numbers matching Apple Intelligence.

• 2026.12

  Reported2026.10.13

  Apple Home Collection accessories developed with LG Electronics and Schneider Electric to begin arriving in December[190]苹果与LG电子、施耐德电气合作开发的Apple Home Collection配件系列将于12月开始上市iclarified.com

  Apple announced the new Apple Home Collection, a line of smart home accessories developed with LG Electronics and Schneider Electric, which begins arriving in December 2026, with select accessories following in early 2027.

• 2026.11.13

  Reported2026.10.14

  New Apple TV 4K with A19 chip to go on sale Nov 13 at HK$2,399[191]新款Apple TV 4K搭载A19芯片 11月13日发售售价2399港元163.com

  The new Apple TV 4K is equipped with the A19 chip with 50% higher CPU performance and up to doubled GPU performance, supports Dolby Vision, spatial audio and Wi-Fi 7, pairs with up to four HomePods, has three built-in microphones so Siri works without the remote, and a remote supporting Find My; it goes on sale on Nov 13, 2026, priced at HK$2,399.

• 2026.11.04

  Reported2026.11.04

  Apple announces first iPhone 18 price promotion[192]苹果宣布iPhone 18首轮降价活动finance.sina.com.cn

  Apple’s first reported price promotion for the iPhone 18 series was scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. on November 4. The article says trade-in savings on the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max could reach RMB 800; it reports a scheduled promotion, not a completed launch.

• 2026.11.04

  Reported2026.11.04

  Dewu App adds support for Visual Intelligence[193]得物App上线视觉智能适配功能ai.zol.com.cn

  Dewu App became one of the first domestic apps to complete adaptation and launch support for Apple’s Visual Intelligence feature, allowing users to identify products and access Dewu information through the feature.

• 2026.11.04

  Reported2026.11.04

  Apple opens China beta testing for Apple Intelligence and Siri[194]Apple在中国开放Apple智能与Siri测试163.com

  Apple sent developers the first iOS 27.3 beta on November 4, opening beta testing in China for Apple Intelligence and Siri. Apple said the first features were planned to roll out to all users in China in December with the iOS 27.3 release.

• 2026.11.04

  Reported2026.11.03

  Apple opens Apple Intelligence testing in China with iOS 27.3 beta[195]苹果随 iOS 27.3 Beta 在中国开放 Apple 智能测试finance.sina.com.cn

  Apple pushed the first iOS 27.3 beta to developers and opened testing of Apple Intelligence in mainland China. The article says Apple plans to distribute the iOS 27.3 full release to users in China in December.

• 2026.11.04

  Reported2026.11.04

  Apple wins CNET People’s Picks overall laptop award[196]Apple 获得 CNET People’s Picks 笔记本电脑总冠军cnet.com

  Apple won CNET’s People’s Picks overall laptop award, with MacBooks also winning eight of the survey’s 10 categories.

• 2026.11.03

  Reported2026.11.02

  Apple forecasts fiscal 2027 first-quarter revenue growth[197]苹果预计2027财年第一季度营收增长original.ifeng.com

  Apple CFO Kevan Parekh said Apple expected fiscal 2027 first-quarter revenue to grow 7%–10% year over year, with services revenue expected to grow 8%–9%.

• 2026.11.03

  Reported2026.11.03

  Apple Watch Audio Intelligence features begin beta testing[198]Apple Watch 音频智能功能开始测试版测试techcrunch.com

  Apple began rolling out its Audio Intelligence features for Apple Watch in beta, initially for developers in the iOS 27.3 update. The features include sound recognition, song recognition, Live Rewind, and Siri Recaps.

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73. 73House Judiciary Committee questions tech CEOs in market-power investigationlawstreetmedia.com
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86. 86French regulator fines Apple over anti-competitive sales and distribution practicesfinance.sina.com.cn
87. 87French regulator fines Apple over anti-competitive sales and distribution practicesaustraliannews.net
88. 88French regulator fines Apple over anti-competitive sales and distribution practicesextremetech.com
89. 89Musk criticizes recent iPhone software updatesnb.zol.com.cn
90. 90Pro Music Rights files antitrust lawsuit alleging industry cartel conductprnewswire.com
91. 91eMudhra cryptographic flaw disclosedoutlookindia.com
92. 92Ubisoft sues Apple and Google over Area F2techspot.com
93. 93Ubisoft sues Apple and Google over Area F2mobilesyrup.com
94. 94Ubisoft sues Apple and Google over Area F2thestar.com.my
95. 95Ubisoft sues Apple and Google over Area F2torrentfreak.com
96. 96Ubisoft sues Apple and Google over Area F2kotaku.com
97. 97Eggshell Apartment app removed after image-use complainttech.sina.com.cn
98. 98Apple agreed to an $18 million FaceTime lawsuit settlementtweaktown.com
99. 99Apple reaffirms rejection of Hey app updatestech.sina.com.cn
100. 100EU opens antitrust investigation into Applefinance.sina.com.cn
101. 101EU opens antitrust investigation into Appletech.sina.com.cn
102. 102EU opens antitrust investigation into Applefinance.sina.com.cn
103. 103EU opens antitrust investigation into Appletheverge.com
104. 104Apple takes legal action against Prepear over its logotech.sina.com.cn
105. 105Microsoft Office for Mac vulnerability disclosedchinaz.com
106. 106Apple disputes Shanghai Zhizhen's Siri patent allegationstech.sina.com.cn
107. 107Email reveals Apple offered Amazon Prime Video a lower App Store commissiontech.sina.com.cn
108. 108Email reveals Apple offered Amazon Prime Video a lower App Store commissionmobilesyrup.com
109. 109Apple terminates Epic Games' App Store developer accountthenationalnews.com
110. 110Apple terminates Epic Games' App Store developer accountdailymail.com
111. 111Apple terminates Epic Games' App Store developer accountwhdh.com
112. 112Apple terminates Epic Games' App Store developer accountpolygon.com
113. 113Apple terminates Epic Games' App Store developer accountlatimes.com
114. 114Apple terminates Epic Games' App Store developer accountshacknews.com
115. 115Court issues temporary order in Apple–Epic Games disputetech.sina.com.cn
116. 116FTC prepares tentative consent order with Apple Koreakoreaherald.com
117. 117Apple responds to Epic’s criticismnews.zol.com.cn
118. 118European Commission appeals Apple tax rulingeuronews.com
119. 119Apple apologizes for Siri police-station errorktvu.com
120. 120Apple wins appeal against EU tax rulinguk.finance.yahoo.com
121. 121Italy fines Apple over advertising and commercial practicesthestar.com.my
122. 122Apple says internal investigation found no wrongdoingfinance.sina.com.cn
123. 123U.S. Justice Department files antitrust lawsuit against Googlebnext.com.tw
124. 124Court expands Apple’s access to evidence in trade secrets lawsuit9to5mac.com
125. 125Apple responds to criticism over App Store privacy labelsitbear.com.cn
126. 126Euroconsumers filed Batterygate lawsuits against Apple in Spain and Belgiumimore.com
127. 127Apple acknowledges iPhone Duo screen damage issuetheverge.com
128. 128EU regulators accuse Apple of anti-competitive App Store rulesrte.ie
129. 129EU regulators accuse Apple of anti-competitive App Store rulesibtimes.com
130. 130Judge partially rejects Apple’s motion to dismiss iTunes “Buy” button lawsuitimore.com
131. 131Russian antitrust authority fines Apple over App Store rulesmacrumors.com
132. 132Russian antitrust authority fines Apple over App Store rulesimore.com
133. 133Russian antitrust authority fines Apple over App Store rulesrapsinews.com
134. 134Russian antitrust authority fines Apple over App Store rulesrappler.com
135. 135Taction Technology sues Apple over Taptic Engine patentsfinance.sina.com.cn
136. 136Apple faces class action over iPhone water-resistance descriptionschinaz.com
137. 137Apple faces class action over iPhone water-resistance descriptionschinaz.com
138. 138Ransomware attack exposes Apple product plansindiatimes.com
139. 139German watchdog investigates Apple’s market positionbbc.com
140. 140Jawbone sues Apple over AirPods Pro noise-cancellation technologyubergizmo.com
141. 141Jawbone files patent infringement suits against Apple and Googleworldipreview.com
142. 142Apple and Google face criticism after removing Navalny's appdailymail.com
143. 143Court orders Apple to pay trade-in valueit.hangzhou.com.cn
144. 144Class-action lawsuit alleges M1 MacBook display defectimore.com
145. 145Taiwan consumer group criticizes Apple's iPhone accessory policybnext.com.tw
146. 146Court issues ruling in Epic–Apple casetmtpost.com
147. 147Apple delays planned child safety features for further reviewfinance.sina.com.cn
148. 148Judge allows Siri privacy claims to proceedfinance.sina.com.cn
149. 149Apple bans employee pay-equity discussion channelshacknews.com
150. 150Apple settles U.S. app developers' class actionfinanznachrichten.de
151. 151Apple settles U.S. app developers' class actioneconotimes.com
152. 152Apple responds to concerns about iPhone Duo hardware differencescfi.net.cn
153. 153Small-claims ruling over defective iPhonethestar.com.my
154. 154Italy's competition authority fines Apple and Googleandroidcentral.com
155. 155Italy fines Amazon and Apple over sales restrictionspcmag.com
156. 156Italy fines Amazon and Apple over sales restrictionsengadget.com
157. 157Apple sues NSO Group over alleged targeting of Apple usersnbcconnecticut.com
158. 158Apple sues NSO Group over alleged targeting of Apple usersstripes.com
159. 159UK regulator contacts Apple and Google among 40 companies over children's data practicestheepochtimes.com
160. 160Dutch regulator fines Apple over dating-app payment conditionsglamsham.com
161. 161Apple sued over iPad mini 6 display issueimore.com
162. 162Dutch regulator fines Apple over dating-app payment requirementsmacrumors.com
163. 163Apple sues director of the Apple-Man film over its titletechtimes.com
164. 164Apple releases Personal User Safety Guidebbc.co.uk
165. 165Dutch regulator fines Apple €5 million over app payment rulessiliconrepublic.com
166. 166Dutch regulator fines Apple €5 million over app payment rulesdunyanews.tv
167. 167Dutch watchdog imposes penalty on Apple over App Store policiesfreepressjournal.in
168. 168Apple complaints featured in 2021 electronics blacklist reportfinance.sina.com.cn
169. 169Consumers sue Apple over Powerbeats Pro battery life claimstmtpost.com
170. 170Ericsson files patent lawsuits against Applethehindu.com
171. 171Krafton sues over Free Fire distributionhoustonianonline.com
172. 172Krafton sues over Free Fire distributionubergizmo.com
173. 173Krafton sues Apple and Google over sales of alleged game copiesmactech.com
174. 174Krafton sues Apple and Google over sales of alleged game copiesgamesindustry.biz
175. 175Krafton sues Apple and Google over sales of alleged game copiestechcrunch.com
176. 176Foxconn identifies accommodation and canteen deficiencies at Indian facilityfinance.sina.com.cn
177. 177Dutch regulator rules against Apple App Store payment policiesjurist.org
178. 178Apple retail workers stage Christmas Eve walkoutyahoo.com
179. 179Apple Watch users report charging problems after watchOS updatefinance.sina.com.cn
180. 180Apple files lawsuit against Ericsson over 5G patent licensingfinance.sina.com.cn
181. 181Apple challenges Russian antimonopoly warning in courtimore.com
182. 182Apple retail branch fined for denying an annual upgrade servicedonews.com
183. 183Ericsson sues Apple in 5G patent disputetechradar.com
184. 184Apple launches free repair program for certain iPhone 12 devicesimore.com
185. 185Apple settles lawsuit with Corelliumimore.com
186. 186Banks and regulators urge probe of Apple Pay restrictionsafr.com
187. 187Apple responds to an iOS 14.7 Apple Watch unlocking bugeprice.com.tw
188. 188Apple fined over gathering at Singapore storetechtimes.com
189. 189苹果据报最快12月在内地推出Apple智能hkcd.com
190. 190苹果与LG电子、施耐德电气合作开发的Apple Home Collection配件系列将于12月开始上市iclarified.com
191. 191新款Apple TV 4K搭载A19芯片 11月13日发售售价2399港元163.com
192. 192苹果宣布iPhone 18首轮降价活动finance.sina.com.cn
193. 193得物App上线视觉智能适配功能ai.zol.com.cn
194. 194Apple在中国开放Apple智能与Siri测试163.com
195. 195苹果随 iOS 27.3 Beta 在中国开放 Apple 智能测试finance.sina.com.cn
196. 196Apple 获得 CNET People’s Picks 笔记本电脑总冠军cnet.com
197. 197苹果预计2027财年第一季度营收增长original.ifeng.com
198. 198Apple Watch 音频智能功能开始测试版测试techcrunch.com
199. 199Apple Watch Ultra 4 在亚马逊打折theverge.com
200. 200Apple发布12月季度毛利率预测cnbc.com
201. 201Apple 在加拿大推出 AirPods Pro 听力测试功能canadianreviewer.com
202. 202Apple 与阿里巴巴合作推出中国版 Apple 智能功能unwire.hk
203. 203三星在加拿大推出Galaxy Z Fold8广告活动tech.ifeng.com
204. 204阿里巴巴与苹果合作整合通义千问tribune.com.pk
205. 205阿里巴巴与 Apple 宣布集成千问的合作163.com

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