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"WWDC 2013: All About Managing Expectations/Apple seems to have realized that it can't claim a magical new product and then simply hope it lives up to the buzz. 'Given how long it is before these goodies come out, I think Apple is trying to pull a card from Microsoft's playbook for Windows 8,' said John Feland, CEO of Argus Insights. 'No more surprises, check to see how the market responds and have months to prepare for the transition.'" MacNewsWorld 4:47 PM
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"Apple's Rising Star: Craig Federighi/Software Chief Impresses in the Spotlight at Developers Conference; Now He Must Maintain Loyalty" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 8:11 AM
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"Why Apple Went Flat: Two-Dimensional Design Is the Wave of the Future"
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"How Jony Ive's Apple iOS 7 Hinders the Future of Design" Wired 8:57 AM
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"Apple's Flat Design Falls Flat on Wall Street: Peter Misek, who follows Apple for the investment bank Jefferies LLC, had a chance to play with the newly unveiled iOS 7 on Tuesday. He liked it — a lot. But that doesn't mean he's changed his opinion on buying Apple stock." Wired 8:28 AM
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"Apple aims to show critics it hasn't lost its innovative edge" Los Angeles Times [Paid Membership Required] 10:30 AM
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"Is Apple's Beautiful iOS 7 Design Primed For Fall Crisis?" Forbes 8:32 AM
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"Apple just blew its biggest gaming opportunity ever: The console-gaming market is at a major inflection point, but this week Apple was more interested in design geekery than mounting a challenge against Sony and Microsoft in that multi-billion dollar industry. Apple has all the ducks lined up – so why did it just blow its biggest-ever gaming opportunity?" ZDNet 1:03 PM
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"Apple's Worst Kept Secret: Mobile Payments" TheStreet 8:52 AM
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"Second class action over Obama/NSA alleged privacy abuse @ FreedomWatchUSA.org" [Apple, Tim Cook among defendants] Freedom Watch [32-page PDF] 1:14 PM
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"Apple, Tim Cook and Others Sued Over Alleged NSA/PRISM Privacy Violations" MacRumors 1:21 PM
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"Did Steve Jobs give the DOJ an antitrust smoking gun? The old joke among Apple insiders was that the ship leaked from the top." Fortune 8:18 AM
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"Is Steve Jobs Message a Smoking Gun in Apple E-Book Case?" AllThingsD 4:48 PM
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"Another Steve Jobs (unsent) email puts Apple back on the defensive in ebook trial" 9 to 5 Mac 9:25 AM
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"Apple's iBooks grew 100% in 2012, maintaining 20% share of eBook market/The ongoing antitrust trial by the U.S. Department of Justice alleging an effort by Apple to fix prices in the ebooks market has revealed that Apple's iBooks business grew by 100 percent last year, maintaining a 20 percent share of the overall market. " AppleInsider 9:41 PM
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"Apple updates its warranty policy in Belgium, gives consumers two years of protection as standard" The Next Web 9:20 AM
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