Apple UK rip-off claim
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p2pnet.net News:- Britain&#39;s Consumers&#39; Association wants to know why Apple charges its UK users 17% more for downloads that those in the rest of Europe.
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(Article Central) The UK&#39;s Consumers&#39; Association has referred Apple&#39;s iTunes to the Office of Fair Trading, claiming the song shop is overcharging its UK users.
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Yet another patent infringement lawsuit targets Apple, this time regarding the allowance feature that lets users send monthly store credit to others.
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Apple's iTunes is referred to the European Commission on the grounds that it over-charges UK customers.
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Apple Computer Inc. AAPL.O is  suing anonymous people who leaked details about new products by  posting information on the Internet, court documents showed on  Friday.
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A WEBSITE that promised a free iPod has been slammed as a sham by users, who are still waiting for their re-assuringly free kit to arrive.
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A consumer's group said Wednesday it has complained to government regulators about the cost of downloading music from Apple's iTunes system.    British buyers are charged 79 pence, or $1.41, for one track, while customers in France and Germany pay euro0.99, or $1.21...
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A BRITISH consumer has complained to government regulators about the cost of downloading music from Apple&#39;s iTunes Music Store.
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Apple Computer is slated to be in court this fall in England to answer claims that is infringing on a trademark agreement dating back to 1991.
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That's our word Apple is taking action against more companies it believes are using the word "pod" unfairly.â¦
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A consumer group in the United Kingdom has requested that authorities investigate iTunes' pricing schedule.
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Of all the comments on the hard drive, and there have been hundreds, this one explains it best. I'm sorry to hear about your experience at the Apple Store. I was a "genius" for a year and can assure you that the policy regarding HDs was frustrating to us as well. In warranty it wasn't so hard to justify, but out of warranty customers often had a problem with it. My recommendation to them (and to you) is the same. AASPs often do not have the same contractual obligations with HD manufacturers that Apple does, so they may very well let you keep it. If you still wanted to have it done through an Apple store, take a magnet to it before you hand it over. The techs have better things to do than trawl through your personal data (there are exceptions, of course), but if it sets your mind at ease- go for it. Honestly, I would do this in your position because I have read of people getting reman drives with other people's data still on them. But that would have nothing to do with Apple and everything to do with the companies contracted to remanufacture the HDs.Not much more to say after that. I will probably write a summary tomorrow.
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Programmers who wrote free software that unlocks Apple's iPhone dispute the company's claim that their hacks can damage the device.
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Company sues Mac enthusiast site and others, lending credibility to hot rumors surrounding product plans.
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Apple is to cut the price it charges in the UK for music downloads from iTunes within six months.
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Apple is suing three men it says shared preview versions of its latest operating system online.
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Apple has taken steps to take ownership of the iTunes.co.uk domain name from its current owner, with the company formally complaining to Nominet, the UK domain name registrar, that it is entitled to the domain.