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Apple Music will display ‘Made With AI’ labels on AI-generated songs after making its Transparency Tags system mandatory for distributors and labels.
The European Commission approved Apple’s revised EU App Store fees taking effect October 1, but Epic Games says the new charges violate the Digital Markets Act.
Apple filed a 32-page brief opposing OpenAI’s motion to dismiss its trade secrets lawsuit, with a hearing set before Judge Davila on October 1.
Apple’s U.S. App Store commission revenue is down 18% in 2026 after a court ruling forced it to let developers bypass its payment system.
Apple’s $250 million Siri AI class action settlement won’t receive final court approval until February 2027, pushing payments even further into the year.
Apple is hiring a live production specialist for Fitness+, hinting at real-time classes for a service that has operated as on-demand only since 2020.
Apple has proposed fees of 5 to 15 percent on App Store link-out purchases, as a federal judge prepares to set a binding rate in the Epic lawsuit.
Apple is building a system to save device trade-in quotes in the Wallet app for 90 days, far longer than the current 14-day window for online estimates.
The Supreme Court granted Apple a one-day pause in fee proceedings tied to its Epic Games contempt ruling, as Apple fights to avoid a court-set rate.
Apple is negotiating multiyear deals with news publishers to supply Siri AI with accurate, real-time content ahead of its iOS 27 launch this fall.
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