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"Gartner, IDC were both wildly wrong in guessing Apple's Q4 Mac shipments" AppleInsider 3:22 PM
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"What wasn't announced at Apple's October event" 9to5Mac 3:20 PM
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"Missing the Point with Charts (Premium)" Thurrott 3:20 PM
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"Thoughts on iPad apps, web apps, and the move to subscriptions" 9to5Mac 11:57 AM
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"An iPad Pro with a USB-C port is fantastic news for the whole mobile industry" Android Central 8:17 AM
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"Why Apple Will Stop Sharing The Numbers of iPhones, iPads, Macs Sold Despite Record Revenue Forecast" Forbes 12:33 PM
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"Apple says it's struggling to sell iPhones in India, but it's really not trying"
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"Apple: Cook Ninjas His Way To Multiple Expansion" Seeking Alpha 11/2
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"Apple's little iOS is rapidly changing the retail industry: 'We are seeing industry-wide adoption of iOS at thousands of retailers, from neighborhood boutiques to many of the best-known retailers in the world,' says Apple Chief Financial Officer, Luca Maestri." Computerworld 11/2
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"Captivating the Creative Community with 'Today at Apple'" MacStories 11/2
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"Our First Peek at New MacBook Air Performance Isn't Pretty" Thurrott 11/2
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"Elon Musk says Apple doesn't really 'blow people's minds' anymore" Business Insider 11/2
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"Would you buy a $2,000 iPhone? I know some of you would" ZDNet 11/2
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"Apple Will No Longer Report Hardware Sales Figures" ["It's a good strategy. But as someone who values real-world data and metrics, I mourn this decision just as I complain when Microsoft does the same thing in its own earnings. These are humongous companies that should be beholden to the requirements of their shareholders. And that should include transparent reporting of sales data that can be used to make the right investment decisions."] Thurrott 11/2
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"Apple won't reveal how many iPhones it sells anymore, and here's why" BGR 11/2
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"From now on Apple is going to keep its sales figures a secret" BetaNews 11/2
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"4 Apple products and technologies that are running out of time: This week's Apple event saw the revival of two product lines, but it also hinted at the end of the road for some of Apple's technologies." Macworld 11/2
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"If we had to sacrifice Apple Pencil compatibility for a USB-C iPad, then so be it: It's annoying now, but ditching Apple Pencil 1.0 support in the new iPad Pro paves the way for easier pairing in future devices." Macworld 11/2
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"Android Confidential: What premium Android phones can learn from the iPhone XR" PCWorld 11/2
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"Apple's place is in the enterprise: With powerful new hardware, an increasing number of large-scale deployments and the ability to easily manage and support those deployments, Apple's place is in the office." Computerworld 11/2
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"Blizzard Co-Founder Allen Adham says 'we have not forgotten' core Diablo fans" Digital Trends 6:23 PM
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"The end of God? Claims humans will 'worship AI Messiah': Humans will worship at the altar of an Artificially Intelligent God, it has been claimed." Daily Star (UK) 8:10 AM
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"The dark side of folding-screen and dual-screen smartphones: Everybody's talking about folding-screen and dual-screen smartphones. Here are 7 reasons to ignore the hype." Computerworld 7:38 AM
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"Xiaomi Poco F1 review: Mucho phone for un poco price" Android Police 7:38 AM
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"We Need to Have an Honest Talk About Our Data" Wired [Free/Paid Registration Required] 7:31 AM
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"LG V40 ThinQ review: Full-featured smartphone built for Android tinkerers Review" ZDNet 11/2
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"The Google Pixel 3 Review: The Ultimate Camera Test" AnandTech 11/2
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"Google's walkout and the new tech activism" Financial Times [Paid Membership Required] 11/2
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"Phone numbers should be more portable, and Palm is the proof" The Verge 11/2
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"Palm phone review: an idea whose time may never come" TechCrunch 11/2
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