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"Apple Tests iPhone Screens as Large as Six Inches: As Apple Inc. prepares to unveil both a new high-end iPhone and a cheaper version for the first time next week, it is already working on something bigger."
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"Apple testing 6-inch iPhone models, new report claims: The company is once again said to be testing iPhones with larger screens than current models: up to 6 inches, in fact." CNET News 4:40 PM
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"Is Apple working on a 6-inch iPhone?" GigaOM 4:40 PM
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"Apple Shows China the Respect It Deserves: If it wasn't already clear that Apple's priorities lie in the East, the company is beating the point home when it introduces its newest products next week." Bloomberg Businessweek 6:39 AM
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"Apple's Falling China Share Complicates IPhone Deal" Bloomberg 8:34 AM
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"Rumor: Apple Poised To Land Japan And China's Biggest Carriers For New iPhone" Forbes 3:06 PM
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"Japan's largest carrier DoCoMo & Apple reportedly agree to iPhone partnership, sales start this fall" 9 to 5 Mac 3:06 PM
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"Australian teen tests Apple tolerance with new iPhone leak: An Australian teenager who has built an online following by leaking pictures of upcoming Apple Inc products has done it again, showing off the purported fingerprint scanner of the latest iPhone ahead of its expected launch next week." Reuters 7:25 AM
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"New iPhone Brings New iOS, Putting Apple's Craig Federighi In The Spotlight -- Again" Forbes 7:22 AM
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"New iPhone Predictions Are Precise, But Are They Accurate?" Forbes 11:02 AM
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"Apple's Shrewdly Radical iPhone Trade-In Program: Apple's trade-in program ensures that the customer experience starts: and restarts: with Apple again and again. Right now, Apple needs cellular service provider partners. Down the road, however, when these providers end up selling services a la carte, Apple will be ready with products, channels and customers ready to buy Apple and add services later." MacNewsWorld 8:17 AM
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"Fearing rivals, Apple eyes iPad Mini Retina in 2013: Analyst/Apple needs to get the iPad Mini Retina to consumers in 2013 to stay competitive, an analyst believes." CNET News 7:26 AM
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"KGI's Ming-Chi Kuo provides details on new iPads coming in Q4" 9 to 5 Mac 9:56 AM
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