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"Apple says it has already patched 'many' (not all) leaked CIA exploits" Computerworld 6:30 AM
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"Wikileaks' CIA hacks: Apple says it's already fixed many of the flaws mentioned/A new round of alleged CIA documents were leaked on Tuesday, describing tech tools that allow the agency to hack smartphones and smart TVs. Here's what Apple, Samsung, and Microsoft had to say." TechRepublic 9:28 AM
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"Apple, others say they have already dealt with WikiLeaks hacks: report" MarketWatch 7:15 AM
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"Apple: Many flaws disclosed by WikiLeaks are already fixed | The Seattle Times" Associated Press 11:45 AM
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"Apple to iPhone owners: We're working fast to block CIA's iOS hacks" ZDNet 7:23 AM
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"Apple responds to security alert after WikiLeaks CIA report" Financial Times [Paid Membership Required] 7:25 AM
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"Apple Already Patched Most CIA Hacks From Wikileaks Report" The Mac Observer 6:49 PM
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"These super-high-res aerial photos of Apple Park are stunning: Apple's 'spaceship' campus is set to open next month, but these nine images give a glimpse at two years of the construction project." Macworld 7:17 AM
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"Apple-backed Didi Chuxing opens new self-driving lab in Mountain View, CA" 9to5Mac 6:29 PM
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"Didi opens self-driving car lab near Apple in California" AppleInsider 6:30 PM
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"Japanese Apple manufacturing partner pledges 100% renewable energy use" AppleInsider 7:15 AM
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"Apple's supplier clean energy program hits Japan, includes large floating solar facilities" 9to5Mac 7:17 AM
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"Apple Devices Gaining Ground In Business And Education; Easier To Manage Than Competition – Jamf Survey" MacPrices 12:08 PM
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"StartX, the accelerator for Stanford-affiliated entrepreneurs, gets a new CEO" ["Huang is an alumnus of StartX, who sold his company WiFiSLAM to Apple for $20 million in early 2013. While he's spent the last four years at the tech giant, Huang has remained active in the StartX community, moonlighting as a mentor and adviser."] TechCrunch 12:47 PM
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"Founder of WiFi mapping company acquired by Apple departs to lead Stanford startup accelerator" 9to5Mac 12:47 PM
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"Today in Apple history: Apple outwits clonemakers with Mac OS 8" Cult of Mac 7:45 AM
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"Living and dying on his own terms" ["Negrino was a contributing editor for Macworld Magazine and a leading figure in the Macintosh movement in Southern California, where he met Smith."] The Heraldsburg Tribune 9:09 PM
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"Laurene Powell Jobs Meets with Donald Trump to Discuss Education and Immigration" The Mac Observer 9:01 PM
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"CA Technologies Expands Security Portfolio With Veracode Acquisition" eWeek 5:47 PM
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"Mark Zuckerberg To Receive Honorary Harvard Degree 12 Years After Dropping Out" Digital Trends 2:11 PM
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"One of the oldest forms of POS malware has been tweaked to avoid detection" ZDNet 12:22 PM
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"GOP senators' new bill would let ISPs sell your Web browsing data: Senate resolution would throw out FCC's entire privacy rulemaking." Ars Technica 10:10 AM
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"Movado, Tommy Hilfiger and Hugo Boss are making Android Wear smartwatches" CNET 10:08 AM
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"'Am I at risk of being hacked?' What you need to know about the 'Vault 7' documents" The Guardian 7:51 AM
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"Bob's Productivity Book, CIA iPhone Hacks, the Home Hub We Want -ACM 401" The Mac Observer 4:10 PM
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"Road to Macstock – Barry Fulk Introduces The Midwest Mac Mingle" MacVoices 4:10 PM
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"Wikileaks, CIA, and iPhone Hacks -TMO Daily Observations 2017-03-08" The Mac Observer 12:26 PM
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