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Samsung surpasses Apple in US smartphone market after three years

This is the first time since the second quarter of 2017 that Samsung topped the US smartphone market

Top headlines: Free health checkup in cos soon; data breach at BigBasket

From new labour laws promising free annual health checkups to markets poised for fresh all-time highs as investors cheer Biden win, here are top headlines this morning

Buffett's Berkshire suffers in Covid pandemic even as Apple boosts profit

Berkshire also repurchased a record $9.3 billion of its underperforming stock in the third quarter

Apple releases iOS, iPadOS 14.1 with multiple bug fixes

Apple has released the iOS 14.1 as well as iPadOS 14.1 updates with support for the latest devices and some bug fixes

Recycling to reselling iPhones: Maybe Apple isn't as green as it claims

Earlier this year, Apple filed a lawsuit against GEEP Canada, a recycler it had hired to destroy and recycle old devices

iPhone 12: With a bigger and cheaper line up, Apple joins the 5G race

The new products will test whether Apple can ride a wave of consumer excitement around 5G wireless data networks

Apple Inc removes third-party audio products from online store

Apple has removed third-party audio products from Bose, Sonos and Logitech from its Store Online and has apparently told retail stores to follow the same

Apple may face European Union rules to open up payment technology

At present, iPhone and Apple Watch users can only make NFC payments using Apple Pay.

Impressed by remote work of Apple employees, Cook sees permanent changes

Cook said he doesn't believe Apple will "return to the way we were because we've found that there are some things that actually work really well virtually"

The new Apple Watch tracks blood oxygen, but how useful is this feature?

The feature is particularly timely with the coronavirus, because some patients in critical condition with Covid-19 have had low blood oxygen levels

Apple unveils Watch Series 6, cheaper Watch SE, iPad Air in global event

The cheaper Apple Watch SE starts at Rs 29,900 and the GPS+Cellular version begins from Rs 33,900

Apple rolls out virtual fitness service, Apple One subscription bundle

The Apple One bundle will cost $15 per month for an individual plan or $20 per month for a family plan and include television, music and games

iPhone makers among biggest winners in India's $6.6 bn manufacturing plan

At a cabinet meeting on Wednesday, the Indian government is expected to approve a plan aimed at bringing $150 billion in mobile-phone production over the next five years

Nasdaq Whale: Softbank's huge tech options bet answers stock rally riddle

Investors have gone back and forth on whether Son, 63, is a true visionary or more of a gambler

Faster high-res image transmission soon on iPhone cameras: Report

Apple's iPhone cameras in the future may adopt circuit boards based on liquid crystal polymer (LCP), in order to allow them to transmit high-resolution images at higher speeds

Apple Inc delays debut of anti-tracking tool in iPhone software

Apple is delaying a new privacy feature in the next version of its iPhone operating system that will make it more difficult for app makers to track people online to help sell digital ads

You think FAANG is distorting the S&P? Consider Alibaba, Tencent, Meituan

In China, however, the competitive landscape is a lot murkier. Alibaba continues to face fierce competition from JD.com Inc. and Pinduoduo Inc

Apple Inc may discontinue iPhone 11 Pro, XR after iPhone 12 launch

Apple is likely to announce the iPhone 12 series in October and a new report has claimed that as soon as the new iPhones get released, the company would discontinue older models

Apple Korea, under antitrust probe, proposes $84 mn to support small biz

Apple Inc's South Korean unit has proposed measures to address antitrust concerns and offered to provide 100 bn won worth of support programmes for small businesses, consumers and others

Apple hits $2 trn market valuation, but the next trillion won't come easy

With its shares up roughly 60 per cent this year, Apple is among the Big Tech winners that have benefited from a safety premium