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"iPhone sales are falling, and Apple's app fees might be next: As iPhone sales slip, Apple has been positioning its booming digital-services business as its new profit engine. But there could be a snag in that plan. A brewing backlash against the rich commissions Apple earns from all purchases and subscriptions made via iPhone apps could undercut the app store, which generates about a third of the company's services revenue."
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"It Is Prime Time for Smartwatches: Once-expensive gimmicks are no longer a fad, but there is still plenty of market to reach" ["Apple Inc. alone is estimated to have sold $9.9 billion worth of its Apple Watch in 2018, according to consensus analyst estimates from Visible Alpha"] WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 7:18 AM
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"Low-hanging fruit: Five things Apple could (and should) fix immediately/We expect plenty of big things from Apple, but sometimes little things matter just as much." Macworld 7:11 AM
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"Predicting Apple's Folding iPhone Strategy" Tech.pinions [Free/Paid Registration Required] 10:27 AM
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"The Prototype iPhones That Hackers Use to Research Apple's Most Sensitive Code: Very few people have heard of them, but 'dev-fused' iPhones sold on the grey market are one of the most important tools for the best iOS hackers in the world." Motherboard 12:37 PM
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"Apple releases 13th annual Supplier Responsibility Progress Report: Milestones Achieved in Environmental Protection, Education Initiatives Expanded" ["'In everything we do, people come first,' said Jeff Williams, Apple's chief operating officer. 'We are constantly raising the bar for ourselves and our suppliers because we are committed to the people who make our products possible as well as the planet we all share. This year, we're proud to give more people an opportunity to advance their education."] Apple 11:12 AM
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"Behind the Hype of Apple's Plan to End Mining" Gizmodo 10:44 AM
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"Apple's expanding enterprise ecosystem: The growing number of MDM service providers proves the expansion of Apple in the enterprise" Computerworld 8:32 AM
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"Trump calls Apple CEO Tim Cook 'Tim Apple' at advisory meeting: President Donald Trump's history of English-related gaffes was furthered at Wednesday's American Workforce Policy Advisory Board meeting when he introduced Apple CEO Tim Cook as 'Tim Apple.'" AppleInsider 8:20 PM
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