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A U.S. Administrative Law Judge ruled that Apple Inc. (AAPL) violated the Tariff Act by importing and selling Apple Watches with pulse oximetry technology infringing Masimo's (MASI) patents. The case revolves around the pulse oximeter functionality first introduced in the Apple Watch Series 6. The U.S. International Trade Commission will now decide on a potential import ban. This ruling raises concerns about Apple's practices regarding technology innovation and could influence market accountability.
Apple has introduced significant enhancements to its App Store pricing capabilities, offering developers an additional 700 price points. This update enables pricing adjustments across 175 storefronts and supports 45 currencies, greatly improving customization for developers.
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Apple Music has introduced a new feature called Apple Music Sing, allowing users to sing along to millions of songs with adjustable vocals and animated lyrics. This feature enhances user engagement by providing controls for vocal levels, real-time lyrics, and a duet view. Available later this month for Apple Music subscribers globally, it will be compatible with iPhone, iPad, and the latest Apple TV 4K. The rollout includes over 50 curated playlists optimized for the new singing experience.
Apple has launched its innovative safety service, Emergency SOS via satellite, now available to iPhone 14 users in the US and Canada as of November 15. This service allows users to communicate with emergency services without cellular or Wi-Fi coverage. The extension to France, Germany, Ireland, and the UK is set for December. The service is free for the first two years after activation on all iPhone 14 models and integrates with existing emergency features, enhancing user safety in remote areas.
Apple reports that the Zhengzhou assembly facility for the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max is operating at reduced capacity due to COVID-19 restrictions. This situation is likely to result in lower shipments and longer wait times for customers despite ongoing strong demand for these models. The company is working with suppliers to restore normal production while ensuring worker safety. Forward-looking statements highlight various uncertainties that may affect future results, including economic conditions and supply chain risks.
Apple reported a record revenue of $90.1 billion and earnings per share (EPS) of $1.29 for the September quarter, marking an 8% and 4% increase year over year, respectively. Annual revenue reached $394.3 billion, up 8%, while annual EPS rose to $6.11, a 9% increase. These results underscore Apple's resilience amidst macroeconomic challenges and highlight the strength of its ecosystem, with a record active installed base of devices. The company returned over $29 billion to shareholders and declared a cash dividend of $0.23 per share for November.
Apple has unveiled the next-generation Apple TV 4K, featuring the A15 Bionic chip for enhanced performance and affordability, starting at $129. This model supports both HDR10+ and Dolby Vision, promising superior visual quality. It is available in two configurations: Wi-Fi (64GB) and Wi-Fi + Ethernet (128GB). The new device integrates seamlessly with Apple's ecosystem, allowing for smart home control and offering access to a wide range of streaming content, including Apple TV+ and Apple Arcade. Orders start today, with availability from November 4.
Apple has unveiled its new iPad with a 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display powered by the A14 Bionic chip, which offers a 20% CPU increase and a 10% graphics boost over its predecessor. The iPad includes a landscape Ultra Wide 12MP front camera, enhanced connectivity with Wi-Fi 6 and 5G options, and a USB-C port. It supports the new Magic Keyboard Folio and iPadOS 16, featuring innovative collaboration tools. Pricing starts at $449 for Wi-Fi models and $599 for Wi-Fi + Cellular models, with availability beginning October 26.
Apple has unveiled the new iPad Pro powered by the M2 chip, offering enhanced performance, including an 8-core CPU that is 15% faster than its predecessor and a 10-core GPU providing 35% faster graphics. Key features include a next-level Apple Pencil hover experience, ProRes video capture, and superfast Wi-Fi 6E connectivity. The iPad Pro runs iPadOS 16, introducing enhanced multitasking with Stage Manager and desktop-class apps. Available for order from October 18, the 11-inch model starts at $799 and the 12.9-inch model at $1,099, with in-store availability starting on October 26.
