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"Why do people want a new iPhone? This research gives a fascinating clue: It's often the assumption that people simply crave what's new. Not necessarily." ZDNet 8:15 PM
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"26 Apple products Trump's tariffs will make more expensive" Apple Must 8:14 AM
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"Apple Wins First Primetime Emmy Award With 'Carpool Karaoke'" Deadline 8:38 AM
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"Apple just bought an elephants documentary and an animated movie for its streaming service" CNBC 8:45 AM
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"Apple Music now does a much better job of showing artists' albums" The Verge 8:35 AM
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"Apple encourages developers to adopt subscription fee structure in new video" AppleInsider 8:59 PM
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"Historic Champs-élysées Apple store opening in November, Carrousel du Louvre location closing" 9to5Mac 8:43 AM
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"Apple invites fans to watch Sept. 12 event on Twitter in promoted tweet" AppleInsider 4:37 PM
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"Apple permanently banned InfoWars from the App Store — but it's still live on Android" Business Insider 8:36 AM
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"Artificial intelligence helps SETI sleuths find more radio bursts from mystery source" GeekWire 8:51 PM
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"Google may announce two new Pixelbooks in October, including a Surface clone" The Next Web 8:21 PM
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"Ajit Pai helped Charter kill consumer-protection rules in Minnesota: State can't regulate VoIP phones—Pai predicts same outcome with net neutrality." Ars Technica 4:38 PM
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"Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 3100 tidbits: Future battery life updates, 'Project Stamina,' Wear OS, more" 9to5Google 3:35 PM
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"Qualcomm announces new chipset for Android smartwatches" Mashable 3:01 PM
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"T-Mobile touts improved LTE coverage across 36 states, Puerto Rico" CNET 3:01 PM
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"Net neutrality gives 'free' Internet to Netflix and Google, ISP claims: Frontier asks workers to fight Calif. net neutrality, claims bills will go up." Ars Technica 10:51 AM
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"Devices dominate teenagers' social lives" Axios 8:42 AM
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"Bill Gates says Mark Zuckerberg 'owes' him for DC advice" CNET 8:21 PM
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"Mark Zuckerberg was so keen to beat a high school girl at Scrabble that he wrote a computer program to show him word combinations" Business Insider 8:35 AM
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"Skip the Dongle, Learn about Cruft! – Mac Geek Gab 726" The Mac Observer 8:16 PM
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"TMO Background Mode Interview with Academic Director of IT Bradley Chambers" The Mac Observer 4:25 PM
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"USB-C iPad Pro, New iPhone Names -TMO Daily Observations 2018-09-10" The Mac Observer 2:48 PM
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"What makes Apple's design culture so special" TechCrunch 10:21 AM
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"Hodinkee Radio Episode 10: Tony Fadell/The inventor of the iPod offers his unique perspective on the future of luxury watchmaking." Hodinkee 9:26 AM
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