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"Successes, Failures and a Finale (Bangkok Post, Life)" eXtensions 8:07 PM
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"Apple Should Think Differently about Suing over 'Tick Different" The Mac Observer 5:27 PM
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"One of the iPhone 8's most anticipated features might be missing" BGR 3:27 PM
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"WWDC Wishlist: How will Apple improve iOS 11 this year?" 9to5Mac 2:59 PM
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"Split Decisions—Why Apple's New 'Pro' Commitments Will Find A Challenging Fit For Architects" Architosh 2:54 PM
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"Apple Loses Out As Consumers Reject New MacBook Pro" Forbes 12:20 PM
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"Apple Pay to rule over Samsung, Android rivals, study says" CNET 12:19 PM
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"Galaxy S8 vs. iPhone 7 Plus camera test: Is a single lens better than two?" BGR 12:18 PM
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"Cassandra: Chip Movements and Company Purchases; Views on Apple's Macs; and a Finale" eXtensions 11:57 AM
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"Apple Loses Out As Consumers Reject New MacBook Pro"
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"Margin of error: How the Surface tops the iPad" Macworld 9:12 AM
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"Apple discussion digs into the Mac Pro dog-and-pony show, app developer issues, screen-sharing, App Store refund procedures, graphics hardware and software issues, distribution channel changes, upcoming technologies (and AI), the Mac installed base, designer exits, management changes, an Apple product timeline and more." MacInTouch 8:45 AM
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"Apple TV vs. Google's YouTube TV" Mac360 8:30 AM
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"Apple's Ecosystem And Fake News Checkers" PixoBebo 8:21 AM
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"Apple's New Strategy Is Price" Mac360 8:21 AM
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"The political risks of Apple's background sync: The governor of Alabama was undone, in part, by Apple's iCloud." Apple 3.0 7:35 AM
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"Apple Pay: Glass half full, half empty" Apple 3.0 [Subscription Required for Full Article] 7:35 AM
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"Wish list: What I'd like to see in a new iMac" Macworld 7:27 AM
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"As Apple Strives To Contain Manufacturing Costs, Its Suppliers Are Paying The Price" Forbes 6:45 AM
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"This weird e-ink laptop is my dream computer" The Verge 4:18 PM
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"Why TV Networks are Going Direct to Consumer" Tech.pinions [Subscription Required for Full Article] 7:26 AM
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