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Apple hits back at Imagination's 'misleading' statements, disputes timeline
Ben Lovejoy , 9to5Mac
Jul. 7th 2017 4:48 am PT
The war of words between Apple and Imagination Technologies seems to be escalating. A few days after Imagination’s annual report accused Apple of making ‘unsubstantiated allegations,’ the Cupertino company has hit back.
Apple says that the chip designer’s response has been ‘inaccurate and misleading,’ and presents a very different timeline of events …
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