As part of its ongoing legal battles with Qualcomm, Apple was last month banned from selling the iPhone 7 and 8 in Germany. Despite this, the company issued a press release stating that the handsets would remain available through thousands of resellers. Now a court has ordered Apple to stop making this claim, with the ruling describing this section of the press release as "misleading" and "potentially deceptive". See also: Apple releases expensive battery cases for iPhone XS, XS Max and XR, with wireless Qi charging After its profit warning, Apple slashes iPhone production by 10 percent Shares plummet following… [Continue Reading]
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