Apple to pay $250M to settle lawsuit over Siri’s delayed AI features
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iPhone 16 and 15 Pro buyers in the US between June 2024 and March 2025 will get $25–$95 per device. Apple admits no fault. The settled action covers consumers; the parallel securities-fraud case Apple is still trying to dismiss is structurally separate. On Tuesday afternoon, Apple agreed to pay $250m to settle a US federal […]
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Apple settles the consumer Siri lawsuit for $250m. The shareholder case is still live. Read More »
Apple agrees to pay iPhone owners $250 million for not delivering AI Siri Read More »
Apple plans to make iOS 27 a Choose Your Own Adventure of AI models Read More »
Apple could let you pick a favorite AI model in iOS 27 Read More »
In April 2025, Intel’s stock was trading at 18 dollars. The company had fired its CEO three months earlier, lost the AI chip race to Nvidia so completely that analysts had stopped including it in competitive comparisons, and was being discussed in the financial press primarily as an acquisition target or a candidate for dismemberment. […]
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The new AirPods Max 2 are already on sale for $40 off Read More »
Bloomberg reports Apple is in early-stage discussions with Intel and Samsung about producing some of its M-series chips. The talks are exploratory; the signal is significant. Apple’s silicon strategy has, for nearly a decade, run on a single foundry relationship. Bloomberg reported on Tuesday that the company is now exploring early-stage discussions with Intel and […]
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Apple explores Intel and Samsung for chipmaking, ending TSMC’s solo run on M-series Read More »
Apple has spent more than a decade trying to get every gym, cinema, airline, and transit system on Earth to build native passes for its Wallet app. Most have not. The gym down your street still gives you a QR code in a standalone app. The cinema chain still emails you a PDF. The local […]
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