Apple has come under some scrutiny from a variety of different avenues and legal bodies over the past few years, and it’s something I’m sure the company has grown accustomed to. One report over at the New York Times details an effort by a group of small European carriers to get the EU to investigate some alleged anti-competitive contracts forced on them…
As you may have heard, Apple, among other large companies were hacked earlier this week. It was later found that an online forum was partly to blame for the incident, and it was then assumed that hackers from China were responsible. However, today a new report is out via Bloomberg stating that actually it was hackers from Eastern European countries…
We’ve now known for a while of Apple’s decision to discontinue the ageing Mac Pro, and we’ve seen lots of evidence to show that its successor will make its debut in the spring. However, today Apple has removed the ill-fated machine from its European online stores, some nine days shy of the date Apple promised for the device’s demise in the EU. Although…
I can’t speak for everywhere, but in the UK, Kobo is one of the eReader brands that is left in the shadows of the likes of Amazon and Barnes & Noble (in terms of public awareness, anyway). Well, it seems the company is attempting to change this, as it has just appointed Jean-Marc Dupuis – former Apple sales director – to try and boost its…
According to recent reports, the second-largest carrier in the US, AT&T, is currently considering the possibility of entering European markets due to lack of opportunity for expansion in America. Apparently, the carrier is debating a merger with one of the larger networks in the United Kingdom, Germany or the Netherlands. If the company gives the…
comScore has announced today that Apple is once again at the front of the herd as European smartphone king, fending off the continuously-expanding Samsung. Apple’s main European consumer is the UK, where the greatest difference between iOS and Android sales can be found, with Apple beating its arch-nemesis (barely) by a 4% market share. It was also…
Are you an avid app downloader? Do you live in Europe? If the answer to both of those questions was ‘yes’, then some bad news is heading your way, because Apple has upped the base price of its App Store apps from 0.79€ to 0.89€, to match current USD rates. Not all European countries are being affected by this change, however, but if you’re…
In the fourth quarter of 2011, Manhattan Research polled 1,207 doctors in the U.K., Germany, France, Spain and Italy in an attempt to better understand physicians’ use of internet-capable devices. The study found that, in total, approximately 26 percent of European physicians own Apple’s tablet. What’s more, according to analyst Christina…
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