Qualcomm says Apple owes $7 billion in device royalty payments

Apple sparked the dispute in early 2017 with a $1 billion lawsuit accusing Qualcomm of double-dipping on patent royalties: once for the actual royalties, and again when the chips were used in… Visit link: Qualcomm says Apple owes $7 billion in device royalty paymentsNo input file specified.

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iPhone XR teardowns take a peek at its XL battery

Now that Apple’s iPhone XR is officially available, the usual cast of characters are waiting to tear the device apart and see what’s inside. The first teardown video came courtesy of the Germans… Follow this link: iPhone XR teardowns take a peek at its XL batteryNo input file specified.

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China and Russia reportedly eavesdrop on Trump’s cellphone calls

It’s not certain just how these countries would be snooping on Trump, but the Times understood that it didn’t have anything to do with the iPhones themselves. Rather, the other countries are… Read more: China and Russia reportedly eavesdrop on Trump’s cellphone callsNo input file specified.

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Apple’s TV app gets live and on-demand shows with PS Vue integration

The new support runs through Apple’s TV guide-like aggregator that brings in videos from different providers into a single, unified platform. Users will just have to log in to their Vue account… See the rest here: Apple’s TV app gets live and on-demand shows with PS Vue integrationNo input file specified.

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Police told to avoid looking at recent iPhones to avoid lockouts

There are ways around this system, whether or not they’re ethically sound — the FBI recently forced a suspect to unlock his iPhone X using Face ID. Some warrants can explicitly offer permission… Originally posted here: Police told to avoid looking at recent iPhones to avoid lockoutsNo input file specified.

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