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Apple’s Legal Woes and Samsung’s Ring | Bloomberg Technology

Bloomberg’s Ed Ludlow brings full coverage of Apple’s analyst upgrade, antitrust suit, smartwatch patent dispute and more. Plus, Samsung unveils a new slate of products to compete with the iPhone maker, including an upcoming health-tracking gadget: the Samsung Ring. ——– Like this video? Subscribe to Bloomberg Technology on YouTube: Watch the latest full episodes of…

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  1. @atiq_

    January 18, 2024 at 5:21 pm

    What’s the reason behind going all in today on Apple, time slot wise?

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    • @bijarjatoi

      January 18, 2024 at 8:21 pm

      Too many regular folks are invested in Apple, so rich folks can’t buy it cheaply. They will use their outlets and influence to hit Apple to tank the regular folks’ holdings in Apple so that the rich people can buy in at a price they find acceptable. There is no world where the rich will pay billions collectively for government influence, and then not use it.

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  2. @atiq_

    January 18, 2024 at 5:21 pm

    You guys are great! kudos to the hard work!

    However, what’s the reason behind going all in today on Apple, time slot wise?

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    • @darthtechnologies553

      January 18, 2024 at 9:54 pm

      $$$$$

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  3. @pdr770

    January 18, 2024 at 9:34 pm

    גוגל תדרוש 27% מחנויות אחרות ורכישות אפלקציות ומוצרים כמו ספרים ובגדים בגוגל ב כמו אפל. בהודאה מחר. ולא רק רווח מGoogle Ads. בדרישה לחברות האשראי. באנדרואיד.

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  4. @pdr770

    January 18, 2024 at 9:39 pm

    אמזון תשנה את סמל הפונט שלה לחיוך וחץ רחב מלמעלה כאילו שקניה באמזון גורמת לחיוך. בקילר פונט.

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  5. @pdr770

    January 18, 2024 at 10:03 pm

    אפל תדרוש מהסנאט מחלקת האוצר לבטל את ההחלטה בטענה שזה פוגע ביצרנות אמריקאית ומאות אלפי משרות של חנויות מחשבים וחנויות אפל. ובכל העולם וביצרני אפלקציות. ולדחות את המשפט. חברת גנבי פטנטים של 2 שקל שהמציאו רעיון ב20 אגורות זה לא מוצר רפואי זה מוצר אופנה וכלי נוסף לאייפון בכלל זה כמו לתבוע יצרן אופנה על פטנט רפואי. בהודאה בימים הקרובים ולאסור למכור תוכנות אמריקאיות למאסימו. אתם הולכים לפשוט רגל מתכננת נגדכם תביעה של 3.5 מיליארד $ ותביעה פלילית למנכ”ל.

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