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"Exclusive: Apple makes iPhone screen fixes easier as states mull repair laws" ["Apple Inc customers will soon have more choices as the company looks to reduce long wait times for iPhone repairs at its retail stores. By the end of 2017, Apple will to put its proprietary machines for mending cracked iPhone glass in about 400 authorized third-party repair centers in 25 countries, company executives told Reuters."]
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"Apple Is Making It Easier to Repair Cracked iPhone Screens" Investopedia 8:07 AM
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"Need to Fix Your iPhone Screen? That's About to Get Easier" PC Magazine 10:39 AM
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"Your cracked iPhone screen might soon be easier and cheaper to repair" Mashable 7:06 AM
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"Apple announced the future this week, and you probably didn't even notice" Business Insider 8:22 AM
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"Apple's AR strength is making it available to everyone: It could very well be the 'largest AR platform in the world.'" Engadget 11:12 AM
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"Apple's new software is a game changer for augmented reality, experts say" CNBC 7:07 AM
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"Breaking the Jobsian Quadrant: Why Apple Finally Made the iMac Pro/There were great reasons long ago for Jobs' four-quadrant product matrix, but Apple's users today demand a continuous and overlapping spectrum of compute options that span device thinking categories from 'appliance' to 'configurable tool.'" Architosh 6:51 AM
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"Apple squelches commitment critics with new iMacs: Answers detractors with 'beast' workstation, other refreshed models targeting professional customers" Computerworld 7:18 AM
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"Apple's Siri, Once an Original, Now Struggles to Be Heard Above the Crowd: Nimble competitors developed new voice-powered products for the digital home while Apple focused on its phone" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 10:41 AM
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"With HomePod, Apple Just Wants to Shake Things Up (For Now): There's room for two smart voice platforms; Apple just wants HomePod to be in second place." PC Magazine 7:36 AM
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