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Apple news A round-up of the biggest Google/Android-related news that stood out this week.
Apple in trouble The DOJ and several district attorneys are suing Apple in a massive 'antitrust' lawsuit for dominating the smartphone market
This is interesting A report claimed Apple is currently in talks with Google for its Gemini software for the iPhone.
joining the fray Apple's presumed acquisition of Canada's DarwinAI might mean it's gearing up to amp up AI directly in its future products.
Apple Maps who? Apple is letting iPhone users in Europe ditch Apple Maps and use Google Maps instead if they want.
DMA compliance Apple's latest document highlighted how it will offer a "user-friendly" solution for iPhone owners to swap to Android.
Useful sweat Apple's patent shows plans for a sensor that would detect "average sweat rate or total fluid loss" over the course of a workout, integrated into the Apple Watch.
Here's the ruling Following the EU's investigation, it will not force Apple to open up iMessage for better interoperability.
Three made the cut A report from Canalys showed the top 10 most shipped phones in 2023, and Samsung shows up quite late.
Plus vs. Pro A battle of the mid-tier flagships.
Not so fast, Apple Apple swiftly shut down Beeper Mini, an app that brought iMessage to Android. The U.S. government might have something to say about that.
It's back, for now The cat-and-mouse game has begun.
Android & Chill All the digital information you're keeping on your phone can be important to the people you've left behind.
True colors There was hope for those who want to enjoy what iMessage has to offer without leaving Android. But, Apple just slammed the door shut.
Blue bubbles? The European Union is deliberating whether to designate iMessage as a "core platform service," but it is reportedly leaning against it.
Beyond the Alphabet Smartphone features and even availability are already hindered by governments and lawsuits. Should we really be cheering when the EU forces Apple to do something?
Beyond the Alphabet Much of the Android world has been begging Apple to adopt RCS, and we're finally getting what we've wanted.
Green be gone The Nothing Phone (2) is officially getting support for Apple's iMessage and Google's RCS chats at the same time with one convenient messaging app: Nothing Chats.
