People break their mobile devices often – they drop from their hands, plunk into a toilet, knock them off the table, etc. IPhones, as any other mobile devices, do break, and it seems that Apple wants to make a mint of money on the iterations of its most popular device. For example, fixing a broke iPhone screen can cost you up to $230 now.
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Apple has faced serious tax avoidance accusations from the Senate Committee; the reason for that are the massive deposits the ‘fruit company’ holds in offshore, allegedly creating numerous tax entities to avoid being tax resident wherever. Apple CEO Tim Cook faced the Committee panel, saying the company pays every dollar of taxes it owns.
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Funny or Die, a website popular for its short comedy movies and videos, released a full-length movie about Steve Jobs. The movie called “iSteve” is a 79-minute biopic of Steve Jobs. The movie offers Apple fans a possibility of watching the humorous retelling of Jobs’ life for free. The movie is really humorous and has to do with a little profanity. Justin Long played Steve Jobs; Woz was depicted by Jorge Garcia; James Urbaniak starred as Bill Gates, a friend and nemesis of Steve Jobs. The movie is a humorous story of how Jobs and Woz teamed up to build the first Apple computer and Apple’s history afterwards. Unfortunately, a great number of facts are presented wrong.
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People’s Daily, the official newspaper of Communist Party in China, has named Apple as well as some other companies after an investigation of porn content presented in app stores and websites. Thus, the “fruit company” is having problems with the Chinese government as the iPhone producer was included into the list of companies, which are said to offer pornographic material on their websites or app stores.
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Those who have already obtained the new iPhone 5 must be eager to pick out a cool case to their taste. Check out the best cases for iPhone available for purchase today.
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Early this month, Judge Lucy Coh overseeing the patent struggle between Apple and Samsung axed $450 million from the initial $1.05 the Asian company was ordered to pay for patent violation. However, Apple is now claiming the jurist cut $85 million more than reasonable from the original judgment against Samsung.
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