9to5Mac Daily iPhone Fold, Apple vs DOJ
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Jul 2, 2025 Excitement builds as the iPhone Fold is reportedly on track for a potential launch next year, with a focus on screen durability. In a twist, a senior engineer faces legal issues for allegedly stealing confidential plans, raising questions about corporate secrecy. Meanwhile, Apple's legal battle intensifies as a judge denies its motion to dismiss a DOJ lawsuit claiming monopoly practices in the smartphone market, spotlighting the ongoing clash between user security and market control.
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Apple's Quality-First iPhone Fold
- Apple is taking a cautious approach to the iPhone Fold by prioritizing quality over speed.
- The foldable screen will surpass Samsung's own folding screens to minimize display crease issues.
Engineer Stole Apple Secrets
- A senior Vision Pro engineer stole thousands of secret Apple documents before joining Snapchat.
- He hid his real intentions from Apple, used his credentials to download trade secrets days before leaving.
DOJ Antitrust Case Advances
- The DOJ's antitrust case against Apple is moving forward after a motion to dismiss was rejected.
- Apple's restrictions on third-party apps and services face legal scrutiny for potentially harming competition and innovation.
