Netflix is reportedly considering a bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, marking a potential strategic pivot for the streaming pioneer. This move could reshape the entire streaming landscape and content ownership dynamics.
According to The Verge, Netflix is actively exploring a bid for Warner Bros. Di
Apple’s fiscal fourth-quarter results smashed expectations, driven by unprecedented iPhone 17 demand. CEO Tim Cook forecasts the “best ever” December quarter with 10-12% revenue growth as Wall Street responds with upgraded targets.
A co-defendant in Apple’s lawsuit against leaker Jon Prosser admits receiving $650 payment but denies conspiracy. The case exposes the blurred lines between journalism and illegal information gathering in tech reporting.
After 40 years and multiple ownership changes, AOL finds a new home in Italy. Bending Spoons plans to invest in the aging internet icon, but can they truly unlock its “untapped growth potential”?
Apple researchers have launched a massive 400,000-image dataset specifically designed to improve AI photo editing capabilities. The Pico-Banana-400K collection addresses critical gaps in current training data that limit how well AI systems can edit photos based on text prompts.
Apple has seeded the release candidate for macOS Tahoe 26.1 to developers and beta testers, indicating a public release is imminent. The update includes several notable improvements to AirPlay, FaceTime, and visual customization options.
Apple has taken the unusual step of filing a response to a lawsuit that hasn’t even been formally served. The tech giant accuses Fintiv of delaying tactics in what it calls a “frivolous and meritless” case over Apple Pay technology.
Apple may disable its App Tracking Transparency feature in Europe following pressure from advertising industry and antitrust regulators. The privacy tool requires apps to obtain user permission before tracking activity across other applications and websites.
Apple is reportedly considering disabling its App Tracking Transparency (ATT) feature in Europe due to mounting pressure from both the advertising industry and local regulators, according to statements the company shared with the German Press Agency. The privacy feature, which launched with iOS 14.5, iPadOS 14.5, and tvOS 14.5, mandates that applications request user permission before tracking their activity across other companies’ apps and websites.
Apple’s product development cycle faces renewed scrutiny as reports surface about iPhone Air performance and upcoming hardware enhancements. Industry watchers are analyzing patterns in Apple’s release strategy while consumers seek cost-effective storage solutions for Mac systems. The technology giant’s approach to product refreshes continues to generate discussion among analysts and enthusiasts alike.
Technology analysts are closely monitoring Apple’s product development pipeline, with particular focus on anticipated M5 chip updates for both Apple Vision Pro and iPad Pro lines. According to industry reports, these enhancements represent Apple’s continued commitment to advancing its proprietary silicon technology across multiple product categories.
A UK tribunal has ruled Apple abused its dominant position by charging excessive App Store fees to developers. The landmark decision could entitle 36 million consumers to approximately £1.5 billion in damages. Apple has announced it will appeal the ruling.
Apple has reportedly lost a groundbreaking UK class action lawsuit alleging the company imposed “excessive and unfair” charges through its App Store, according to tribunal documents released Thursday. The Competition Appeal Tribunal ruled that the Silicon Valley-based tech giant abused its dominant market position by charging developers commissions as high as 30% on App Store purchases.
