El gigante tecnológico Apple entregó a la Suprema Corte de los EEUU, una solicitud para que ésta rechace una propuesta de demanda colectiva alegando que el gigante de la tecnología monopolizó ilegalmente el mercado de aplicaciones de iPhone, argumentando que actúa simplemente como un agente para desarrolladores que establecen sus propios precios.
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