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"WWDC 2018: Apple's counterintuitive business moves/Apple's recent decisions seem to run counter to the company's business model, but they may just be its most savvy moves yet."
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"WWDC 18: Where Apple AI met computer vision/Apple's focus on machine intelligence and computer vision makes new uses possible and liberates user interfaces even further from the desktop." Computerworld 9:01 AM
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"Why was there no new hardware at Apple's WWDC 2018? Recode's Dan Frommer explains why the company is focusing on software updates, including ARKit and Siri." Recode 7:08 AM
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"The Apple Watch will get touch-sensitive, solid-state buttons: The Apple Watch will be getting solid state buttons that don't move up and down but rather sense the touch of a finger, a source with direct knowledge of Apple's plans tells Fast Company." Fast Company 6:06 PM
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"Future Apple Watch to Adopt Solid State Buttons With Haptic Feedback" MacRumors 6:07 PM
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"Apple and Google are heading in the same direction, but on different paths: Both companies are doing very similar things" The Verge 10:23 AM
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"Apple and Google harden its smartphones against hackers and governments: As techniques used by criminals and law enforcement become known, the two leading smartphone makers are adapting to protect user data." Macworld 7:18 AM
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"Apple warns suppliers of 20% drop in new iPhone parts orders: Sources say US company prepares two OLED models earlier to avoid repeat of last year's delays" Nikkei 6:30 AM
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"Apple, Suppliers Drop After Report of Cut in iPhone Orders" Bloomberg 6:31 AM
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"Apple warns suppliers of lower parts orders for new iPhones: Nikkei" Reuters 6:54 AM
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"Supply chain needlessly predicting doom and gloom for 2018 iPhone early" AppleInsider 8:25 AM
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