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"Spotify's Daniel Ek Slams Apple for 'Anticompetitive' Practices in Berlin Speech""
 Variety 10:22 AM
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"'Privacy. That's iPhone' ad campaign launches, highlights Apple's stance on user protection" AppleInsider 7:24 PM
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"Valve's New 'Steam Link Anywhere' Service Streams PC Games to Mobile Devices, Excluding Apple's" MacRumors 3:58 PM
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"Review: Eve Flare is the portable HomeKit light you need for your smart home" AppleInsider 10:22 AM
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"Microsoft open sources its data compression algorithm and hardware for the cloud" TechCrunch 4:02 PM
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"Hands-on: Wacom's Cintiq 16 tablet from the perspective of an iPad Pro user" 9to5Mac 9:50 AM
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"The Ultimate Guide to Turning Videos Into GIFs With Adobe Photoshop" Gizmodo 8:55 AM
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"It's Frustrating That Preview in Mojave Isn't Better" TidBITS 10:10 AM
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"Your future iPhone or cable subscription could come with a side of video games: The latest clue comes from rumors Comcast, Amazon and others are interested in a Korean gaming company." CNET 7:24 AM
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"Gboard iOS keyboard update brings handy translate feature to iPhone and iPad" 9to5Mac 3:57 PM
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"This chart shows why Spotify is desperate for every dollar it can get back from Apple" Business Insider 8:38 AM
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"Review: Fibaro's HomeKit water sensor is a must as flood-season approaches" AppleInsider 2:57 PM
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"How to print from your iPhone using AirPrint" Cult of Mac 2:56 PM
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"Samsung commits to improving the Galaxy S10's ultrasonic fingerprint sensor" Digital Trends 7:05 AM
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"Samsung Galaxy Buds: impressions from an AirPods user" 9to5Mac 2:56 PM
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"Face ID might be using vein-matching tech to differentiate between twins" AppleInsider 7:43 AM
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"Apple to host annual Worldwide Developers Conference June 3-7 in San Jose"" Apple 11:06 AM
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"HP expands laptop battery recall due to fire and burn hazards: 78,500 laptop batteries are to be recalled after eight new reports of battery packs overheating, melting, or charring." ZDNet 8:07 AM
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MacSurfer Headline News Staff
