Apple is in the midst of another class action lawsuit, this time one that alleges that the company failing to install vent filters in iMacs and MacBooks leads to issues that can cause accumulation of dust within the screen and CPU.

Samsung has rejected the final $533 million damages that were awarded against it in Apple’s patent infringement lawsuit, with a motion to have the verdict thrown now in the works.

The endless patent infringement row between Apple and Samsung finally came to a close today, with the iPhone maker winning $539 million in damages from its South Korean competitor.

According to internal documents handed over in an ongoing lawsuit, it would appear Apple was aware about potential design flaws in both devices ahead of their launch.

Apple and Samsung lawyers presented their closing arguments in the ongoing patent infringement lawsuit this Friday, with the jury unable to pass a verdict and scheduled to reconvene this Monday.

Apple is being forced to acknowledge that there may be truth to a newly lodged complaint in the Northern District Court of California claiming that “thousands” of MacBook and MacBook Pro notebooks produced in 2015 and 2016 have experienced keyboard failures.

Apple CEO Tim Cook is set to be deposed on June 27 in a Qualcomm lawsuit against the Cupertino outfit. Cook has been called to testify in the ongoing legal battle between Apple and its modem supplier, after the latter accused the iPhone maker of spurring regulators into conducting investigations against it.

According to a new court ruling, Google’s use of Java in Android “was not fair” use, meaning Google is now potentially on the hook for billions of dollars in damages.

A Chinese counterfeiter who took part in a scheme that included the trafficking and smuggling of fake products aping the iPhone and iPad has today pleaded guilty to multiple charges.

A new twist in the story that saw Apple deliberately slowing down older iPhones with poor quality batteries in them has occurred today, with the news that the U.S. DOJ and the SEC will both investigate whether the company violated securities laws.

Today Apple received some particularly good news following a decision that will prevent Chinese technology company Xiaomi from selling a tablet under the name “Mi Pad” in Europe after the name was deemed too similar to Apple’s iPad. 

It has taken years of legal wrangling but Apple has finally won its seemingly never-ending battle with Samsung over the Slide to Unlock patent case.