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"Apple to kill off iTunes as it embraces streaming music with replacement app"
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"Apple will shut down iTunes, ending the download era, report says" Los Angeles Times [Paid Membership Required] 9:52 AM
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"Apple Is Reportedly Putting A Bullet In Its Bloated iTunes App With macOS 10.15" HotHardware 4:04 PM
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"Apple Wipes iTunes Pages on Facebook and Instagram Ahead of WWDC" MacRumors 6:36 PM
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"At WWDC19, Apple charts the future of private, premium tech—alone" Roughly Drafted 8:16 AM
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"What to expect from Apple's WWDC announcements" CNN 8:57 AM
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"The Tricky Shenanigans Behind a Stealthy Apple Keychain Attack" ["Dubbed KeySteal, the attack called attention to the fact that the macOS keychain makes a very attractive target for hackers. Apple patched the flaw that KeySteal was exploiting at the end of March."] Wired [Free/Paid Registration Required] 7:59 AM
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"How the Apple world is quietly changing: Developers and rivals will be feeling nervous as a push into services gathers pace" ["But as it moves closer to launching its new Arcade games service and Apple TV+ this autumn, many developers will be feeling distinctly nervous. From now on they will be competing with Apple for both attention and revenue."] Financial Times [Paid Membership Required] 5/31
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"Apple to Reveal Glimpses of Its Next Era of Apps and Devices: At WWDC, Apple will make the Watch and iPad more independent, while unifying its app strategy as it looks beyond the iPhone." Bloomberg [Free/Paid Registration Required] 5/31
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"There's a Lot Riding on Apple's Next Keynote. Here's What to Expect." Barron's [Free/Paid Registration Required] 5/31
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"WWDC 2019: What to Expect From Apple's Big Developer Show" Wired [Free/Paid Registration Required] 5/31
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"Why Apple WWDC Matters to You" Lifewire 5/31
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"What to expect from Apple's WWDC 2019 keynote next week: Cross-platform apps, new health features, and a Dark Mode for iOS are likely." Ars Technica 5/31
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"Can Apple be trusted with the App Store? Inconsistencies and changing rules leave plenty of questions ahead of WWDC" The Verge 5/31
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"iPhone Privacy Is Broken...and Apps Are to Blame: Don't be too confident in those privacy controls. Our test of 80 apps in Apple's App Store reveals most apps are tracking you in ways you cannot avoid" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 5/31
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"Does Apple's boss have a Plan B in China? Brace for an iPhoney trade war" The Economist 5/31
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