Intel Faces Legal Battle Over Faulty Raptor Lake CPU Voltage Issues
A class action lawsuit alleges Intel knowingly sold defective 13th and 14th generation processors with voltage control problems that can permanently damage computers. Despite user complaints since launch, Intel's delayed software fix reportedly impacts performance while leaving many prebuilt system owners without recourse.
OpenAI's Data Deletion Mishap Complicates New York Times Copyright Lawsuit
OpenAI engineers accidentally erased crucial search data in an ongoing copyright lawsuit with The New York Times, hampering investigation of potential copyright infringement. While most data was recovered, the lost folder structure has forced Times lawyers to restart their evidence collection process.
Apple Challenges DOJ's Antitrust Lawsuit in Crucial Court Hearing
Apple seeks dismissal of Department of Justice's antitrust lawsuit alleging smartphone market monopoly, disputing claims of anti-competitive practices. The case focuses on five key allegations including message quality degradation and smartwatch restrictions, with a ruling expected by January.
Apple Faces £3 Billion Lawsuit Over iCloud Storage Monopoly Claims in UK
Consumer group Which? launches a massive legal battle against Apple, alleging unfair cloud storage practices affecting 40 million UK users. The lawsuit claims Apple exploits its iOS monopoly to restrict third-party storage options, potentially leading to £70 compensation per affected customer.
Ubisoft Faces Lawsuit Over Controversial Shutdown of Always-Online Racing Game
Two California gamers have filed a lawsuit against Ubisoft for shutting down The Crew, rendering the game unplayable. The case highlights growing concerns about digital game ownership and may set a precedent for future online game terminations.
Apple Faces Federal Charges for Allegedly Silencing Workers on Pay and Remote Work
Federal labor officials accuse Apple of illegally threatening employees discussing wages and work-from-home policies at its NYC store. The case highlights growing tensions in tech companies over worker rights and flexible work arrangements.
Nintendo and Pokémon Company Sue Palworld Developer Over Patent Infringement
Nintendo and The Pokémon Company have filed a lawsuit against Pocketpair, alleging patent infringement in the game Palworld. The legal action focuses on gameplay mechanics and could potentially halt Palworld's sales in Japan.
App Store Giants Face Scrutiny Over 'Shadow IP Enforcement' Practices
Google and Apple's app store policies are under fire for their opaque intellectual property rules and takedown procedures. Small developers argue these practices, coupled with the platforms' market dominance, are harming their businesses and calling for more transparent systems.
Google Absolved of Liability in Gift Card Scam Refunds, Federal Judge Rules
A federal judge has ruled that Google is not responsible for refunding victims of Google Play gift card scams. The decision, stemming from a class-action lawsuit, aligns Google's refund policy with other major retailers and highlights the need for increased consumer awareness.
Apple and Masimo Face Off in Court: Blood Oxygen Sensing Battle Continues
Apple's efforts to reinstate blood oxygen sensing in U.S. Apple Watches intensify as a new trial with Masimo begins. The ongoing legal saga involves trade secret allegations and patent disputes, with potential implications for wearable health technology.