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"Direct and Indirect Interfaces: The iPhone is the first — and only? — direct interface that is both great and hugely successful. It's direct in the sense that you touch things directly on the screen." inessential 3:55 PM
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"Speculation: Is Apple building a post-ARM, post-Intel future?" Apple Must 3:51 PM
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"Apple hires ARM chip designer as it pivots towards makings its own: Apple continues to set the stage for the Mac pivot from Intel to ARM chips." iMore 6:16 PM
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"Apple Hires a Top Chip Architect to Ramp Up Development for Macs" Fortune 8:58 PM
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"Thanks, Apple: Intel will auction off smartphone modem patents, exit industry" Android Authority 1:24 PM
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"This would be my Ultimate iPhone for 2019: I've been wanting to write about my dream iPhone for a while now. You know, if I got to be or work with Jony or Phil Schiller, or Joz for a cycle and do everything I've always wanted to do with and for the iPhone." iMore 11:28 AM
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"iPadOS 13 changes everything and nothing about the Apple's vision for the tablet: The real changes are hopefully still in store."
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"Comment: A notchless iPhone is a way off yet, despite Oppo's announcement" 9to5Mac 8:25 AM
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"Verizon's new truly unlimited data plan sounds too good to be true" Cult of Mac 3:55 PM
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"Why Tech Journalists Took Off Their Rose-Colored Glasses" Slate 1:26 PM
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"Microsoft Or Google, Here's What People Are Getting Wrong About Game Streaming" Forbes 10:53 AM
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"Why are phones so good but batteries are still so terrible? The curse of external battery packs isn't going away anytime soon" The Verge 9:13 AM
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"A Brief History of Smartphone Notifications" Wired [Free/Paid Registration Required] 8:25 AM
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