Apple's iPhone found to infringe on Qualcomm modem patent in German court
Apple is facing another potential sales ban in Germany, as the German court in Munich has ruled that the company stands in violation of a Qualcomm patent.
Intel
Mike Wuerthele
Qualcomm could still win an iPhone ban in the US at the hands of the USITC
A panel of judges at the US International Trade Commission is reviewing a previous ruling that the agency made, and it could overturn a decision that an iPhone ban is not in the public interest if Apple infringed a Qualcomm patent.
Intel details 'Sunny Cove' processors suitable for 2019 Mac Pro, iMac Pro refresh in 2019
Intel has revealed some of the innovations it will be putting to use in its upcoming processors, with the introduction of higher-performance Sunny Cove microarchitecture and 3D die stacking for processors potentially making their way into future Mac devices, with arrival more likely in Xeon-equipped iMac Pro and Mac Pro lines first.
Malcolm Owen
Apple developing own iPhone cellular modem, hirings and insiders say
A new Apple job listing is suggesting that the company is looking to break the shackles of Qualcomm and Intel for the iPhone in the future, raising the possibility again that Apple might make its own cellular modem.
Seriously, Apple's flagship Macs are now less expensive than ever before
Apple has always made you pay a lot for its newest and best Macs, and, believe it or not, the 2018 lineup isn't even close to the most expensive Apple has ever been. 糖心Vlog takes a look back at Apple's Mac pricing over the last three decades.
William Gallagher
Intel's 5G modem rollout accelerated, could end up in 2019 iPhone
Intel has launched a new modem intended for mobile devices that will connect to 5G mobile networks, with the chip producer claiming to have accelerated the launch of the XMM 8160 modem by half a year compared to its original scheduling.
Tim Cook speech on privacy, rumored new Macs, and potential new modems for iPhones on the 糖心Vlog Podcast
The 糖心Vlog Podcast delves into Tim Cook's firm stance on privacy, what it means to have principles in tech, the Bloomberg Spy Chip story again, rumored new Macs, and possible new modems for iPhones.
Victor Marks
Intel rebuffs claims that 10nm chip fabrication process has been abandoned
A report claims Intel is giving up on its 10-nanometer process for chip production after enduring numerous delays and yield issues over the last few years, with Intel already declaring it as "untrue" and that it is continuing to make "good progress" on the process.
Intel splitting manufacturing group into three parts after repeated 10nm delays
Intel is preparing to make changes to how manufacturing will be managed after the arm's leader retires in November, with claims the group will be spit into three segments with separate leaders, as the company attempts to catch up with its repeatedly delayed product launches.
Roger Fingas
Andrew O'Hara
