Maximum PC: Copyright law makes for strange circumstances. This is because it’s a monopoly designed to let creators make money, but the vast majority of everything that’s copyrighted isn’t for sale anymore, if it ever was. Everything is fully protected from the moment it’s created, regardless of its creator’s intent. But most of what copyright law touches is never commercial, and even the exceptions are rarely commercially viable for long.
Apple has recently invented this new mind-blowing technology. Though it is quite fascinating, it’s better to take these patents skeptically.
Apple has patented a brand new iPhone case that will have the ability to let users charge AirPods charge by latching themselves to it
On day two of the iPhone creator's and San Diego-based chipmaker's trial, the companies unexpectedly settled, killing the chance of a $27 billion verdict.
