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Apple has been hit with a new class action lawsuit over iPad mini 6''s jelly scrolling issue and the lawsuit seeks damages in amount.

This article has been indexed from MacRumors: Mac News and Rumors - Front Page Colorado resident Christopher Bryan on Wednesday filed a class action lawsuit against Apple that accuses the company of fraudulently marketing and selling the sixth-generation iPad mini despite being aware of a so-called "jelly scrolling" defect with the device, according to court

Colorado resident Christopher Bryan on Wednesday filed a class action lawsuit against Apple that accuses the company of fraudulently marketing and selling the sixth-generation iPad mini despite being aware of a so-called “jelly scrolling” defect with the device, according to court documents reviewed by MacRumors. A few days after the sixth-generation iPad mini was released …

According to a SEC filing, the company has removed 163 smelters and refiners from its supply chain since 2009.

Electric car maker Tesla''s Senior Design Executive Franz von Holzhausen has recently criticised tech giant Apple, stating that the company''s products are "just a slight refinement on the same thing".

This post contains sponsored advertising content. This content is for informational purposes only and not intended to be investing advice. (Thursday Market Open) Equity index futures were mixed on Thursday ahead of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) despite Wednesdays broad market rally. It has been light week for economic news but heavy on earnings announcements. However, traders looking for excitement may get it today thanks to a hotter-than-expected CPI report. The report showed that inflation grew 0.6% month-over-month, above the expected 0.5%. It also grew at 7.5% year-over-year which was also above the forecasted 7.3%. Economists were hoping for some easing in inflation, but these are the hottest number since February of 1982. The bond market reacted severely in premarket, trading with the 2-year Treasury yield that tries to anticipate the federal funds ratejumping up to 1.45%; the 10-year Treasury yield (TNX) rallied and briefly touched 2% in premarket trading. The bond market increased the probability of a half-point rate hike by the Federal Reserve in March to above 51%.

Apple has revealed plans to provide Tap to Pay on the iPhone, a new feature that transforms the smartphone into a point-of-sale device for companies and merchants. So, what does this mean for cryptocurrency? According to the statement, owing to near-field communication technology, or NFC, iPhone-owning shops may accept contactless payments by utilizing their mobile […]

Apple is expected to have its first launch event of the year next month, with rumours claiming that the Cupertino-based smartphone maker will also unveil the next-generation entry-level MacBook Pro at the same time. According to the most recent DigiTimes report, the Apple MacBook Pro, which will be powered by the yet-to-be-announced M2 processor, will [] The post Apple will Launch iPhone SE 2022 and M2-Powered MacBook Pro on March 8th appeared first on BOL News .

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Crypto payments could be elevated to the next level, judging by the revelation made by popular smartphone manufacturer Apple Inc yesterday. The post Crypto payments coming to the iPhone near you appeared first on CryptoSlate .

Samsung is losing the market for high-priced phones to Apple more and more with every year. The Galaxy S22 has its work cut out for it to reverse that trend.

Samsung''s latest big-screen tablets have things mysteriously absent from Apple''s iPads.

How does Samsung''s shiny new Galaxy phone stack up against Apple''s top-of-the-line iPhone? We break down the specs and put these two phones head to head.

Social-media company announces a $4 billion share buyback, its first since a $2 billion initiative in 2020

The social-media company announced a $4 billion stock buyback, its first since a $2 billion initiative in 2020.