Alle JustMac-News vom 13.10.2026

New joint filing shows Epic remains unhappy with Apple at every turn

In spite of Apple agreeing to everything Epic requested during discovery, Epic asserts that the company is attempting to artificially delay the litigation process.Epic vs. Apple continues its doom spiral ahead of Supreme Court decisionIt is anyone's guess how the Supreme Court might rule on whether Apple can be in violation of an injunction due to the "spirit of the law." In the meantime, Epic seems desperate to speed up discovery in light of this monumental decision.According to a joint filing from both Apple and Epic, there seems to be some dispute on the state of document production and discovery. Epic suggests Apple isn't complying and creating artificial delays while Apple's response is equivalent to a lengthy "nuh-uh." Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

13.10.2026 01:27 Uhr, AppleInsider, Permalink

How to turn your old hard drives into a RAID array

Your old hard drives still have some live left in them.

13.10.2026 01:09 Uhr, Engadget, Permalink

How to use Google Gemini to automate tasks

Spark is Google's AI tool that can perform tasks on your behalf.

13.10.2026 00:36 Uhr, Engadget, Permalink

Why are your iPhone photos so blurry (and how to improve it)

Blurry iPhone photos can come down to more than just a dirty lens. Here's how to expertly sharpen your shots and fine-tune your camera settings.

13.10.2026 00:09 Uhr, Engadget, Permalink

Apple trails Samsung as global smartphone shipments hit a 13-year low

While global smartphone shipments fell to their lowest quarterly level since Q3 2012, Apple and Samsung both managed to capture well over a fifth of the market.Apple's iPhone eats up more market share as global shipments fallThough it remains to be seen whether the iPhone 18 Pro will be as big of a success as Apple hopes, the company is seemingly moving in the right direction In its Q3 2026 financial report, Apple revealed that iPhone revenue rose to $54.25 billion, up 21.7% from $44.58 billion in Q3 2025.Now, a report from Counterpoint Research has put this success into perspective. It offers a good idea of how iPhone 17 and iPhone 18 Pro shipments factored into the global smartphone market as a whole throughout Q3 2026. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

13.10.2026 00:09 Uhr, AppleInsider, Permalink