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"Why Apple Will Enter the Home Automation Market"
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"Apple's iWatch to appear in 2014, will RULE your home – new claim" The Register 1:09 PM
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"Apple Eyes 13-Inch iPad Hybrid? 8 Signs: As Mac sales fall, clues mount that Apple is prepping a 13-inch iPad-laptop hybrid. Microsoft, HP and Dell can't be happy about that." InformationWeek 10:05 AM
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"Coming from Apple in 2014: 12-inch Retina MacBook, sharper iPad, cheaper iMac?" 9 to 5 Mac 8:36 PM
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"Making sense of Apple supply chain rumors: Good supply chain analysts offer speculation based on the best available data." CNET News 5:08 PM
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"Apple Store Employee Files Class Action Lawsuit over Lost Wages" Patently Apple 9:25 AM
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"iPhone IP Wars: Apple & the thorny issues of patent protection" AppleInsider 9:10 PM
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"Apple shows off its Campus 2 project video to Cupertino" 9 to 5 Mac 10:02 AM
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"New Video Of Apple's Proposed 'Spaceship' Headquarters In California" Business Insider 12:36 PM
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"Jeff Bezos and Steve Jobs: Both Estranged From Dads and Wild Tech Successes" ABCNews 12:35 PM
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"U.S. Mac shipments shrink 56X more than industry average: IDC estimates Mac Q3 shipments fell 11.2% year-over-year; PC average was just -0.2%" Computerworld 10/11
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"5 Charts That Show Apple's Plateau After A Meteoric Rise" Forbes 10/11
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"Canonical founder: Apple's 64-bit chip to unify Mac, iPhone/Apple's 64-bit A7 is ultimately aimed at the desktop, Canonical's Mark Shuttleworth opines." CNET News 10/11
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"Apple Inc.: Apple Has Many Aces Up Its Sleeve" Seeking Alpha 10/11
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"Apps on iPhone 5s Crashing at Twice the Rate as on Other iPhone 5 Models" AllThingsD 10/11
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"iPhone 5S apps are twice as likely to crash (and it's not a big deal)" VentureBeat 10/11
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"iPhone 5s has 2% app crash rate; crashes half as likely on iPhone 5 & 5c" AppleInsider 10/11
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"Study shows apps are twice as likely to crash on the iPhone 5s" GigaOM 10/11
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"Job Ad Triggers Heated Apple-China Mobile Speculation: 'Apple understood before many that the job of the iPhone is to push and sell carrier data services,' noted ABI Research analyst Michael Morgan. 'As [LTE] starts to get deployed, China Mobile is going to have to justify the expense of deploying it. The way you justify the expense is by selling data services. To sell data services, you need a phone to drive that. That has always been the iPhone.'" MacNewsWorld 10/11
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"Apple's spaceship HQ goes from drawings to 3D diorama: The tech giant has made mo" CNET News 10/11
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"Here Is Apple's Mailer Asking Cupertino Residents To Support Its New Campus Ahead Of City Council Vote" TechCrunch 10/11
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