Articles by Anders Lundberg
Developers condemn Apple’s ‘deeply anti-competitive’ browser rules
Open Web Advocacy organisation urges Apple to allow iOS browser engines other than WebKit.
Apple insists it complies with Dutch law
No further App Store rule changes are needed, company reckons.
Flaw in Mac T2 chip means passwords can be cracked
Software company finds a way around the T2 chip's security defences - for shorter passwords at least.
Apple launches Tap to Pay, turning iPhones into credit card readers
A new feature will allow contactless payments to be accepted directly on the iPhone.
Apple reduces App Store fee by just 3% for external payments
Developers criticise paltry reduction for dating apps in the Netherlands.
Apple privacy measure ‘will cost Facebook $10bn in 2022’
Facebook warns of lower than expected revenues, blaming Apple's App Tracking Transparency.
iOS 15.4 hints at support for AR and VR headsets
The beta of iOS 15.4 contains several hidden clues, including traces of support for AR and VR headsets in Safari.
App Store gets support for unlisted apps
Apple has developed a new way to distribute apps privately.
Dutch authorities unhappy with App Store changes
Apple must pay a €5m fine each week until it complies.
Ericsson sues Apple in three countries at once
After Apple sued Ericsson in December, it's the Swedish company's turn to go after Apple.
Dutch authority weighs up Apple’s app payments rule change
Will the ACM be satisfied by Apple's new rules for dating apps in the Netherlands?
Apple agrees to allow alternative app payments in South Korea
Apple appears to have given up its fight against the new Korean law.
Judge throws out Cydia’s lawsuit against Apple – for now
But Jay Freeman has until 19 January to file an amended complaint.
Why everyone is wrong about Apple’s VR headset
There's no reason to believe mixed-reality headsets will ever be anything but a niche.
HomeKit bug can render iPhone unusable
Security researcher Trevor Spiniolas has discovered a bug in HomeKit that could bring iOS to a complete standstill.
Apple sues Ericsson for ‘strong-arm tactics’
Tech giants' negotiations over mobile network technology licences are not going well, and the clock is ticking.
Apple postpones return to office (again)
The Omicron COVID variant is forcing Apple to once again postpone its office return to a "date yet to be determined".