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AR Glasses Have Accidentally Leaked to Hundreds of Apple Staff
An report from an Apple Environment Health and Safety contractor —said to have accidentally leaked to hundreds of Apple staff
04/21/2017
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Chrome, Firefox, and Opera Users Beware: This isn’t the Apple.com You Want
Russian URL leads to fake Apple site
04/21/2017
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Apple Produces Half A Gallon of Fake Sweat Every day for Product Testing
In addition to the tech it publicly releases, Apple invests in some pretty wacky technology most people never even hear about.
04/21/2017
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Leaked Document Details Apple Employee Injuries, Hints At Secretive New Products
Apple is working on some kind of eye-mounted system that involves using lasers. Apple employees were left injured after testing the prototype.
04/21/2017
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Apple Debuts Live Photos API, Allows for Playback on Most Popular Browsers
Apple has developed a JavaScript API for its Live Photos, allowing pictures taken with the iOS feature to be shared on the web.
04/21/2017
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Apple's Original Content Efforts 'Unfocused'
Apple seems to be working on developing original programming, but the company's efforts are unfocused.
04/21/2017
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Didi Chuxing May Cure World of Traffic jams, Says Tim Cook
Apple CEO Tim Cook had nothing but high praise for Didi Chuxing CEO Jean Liu in an exert he wrote about her for Time magazine.
04/21/2017
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Apple Promo Donates $1 to World Wildlife Fund For Each Apple Pay
Apple promo donates $1 to World Wildlife Fund for each Apple Pay purchase at its stores.
04/21/2017
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Y’arrr! Tempest: Pirate Action RPG Boards the App Store
Steve Jobs once said that it’s better to be a pirate than to join the navy.
04/20/2017
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iCloud Users Receive Unexpected Subscription Discontinuation Alerts
Apple Music & iCloud users receive unexpected subscription discontinuation alerts.
04/20/2017
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New Drone Footage Shows Nearly Complete Apple Park Campus at Night
Apple Park, Apple's second campus in Cupertino, California, is set to have its grand opening this month.
04/20/2017
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Apple Will Stop Relying On Mining For Minerals ‘One Day’
Apple is taking steps to end its reliance on mining for the materials that it uses in its devices.
04/20/2017
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NYC Apple store’s Glass Cube Will be Dismantled
Apple’s giant glass cube in New York City is about to come crashing down.
04/20/2017
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Beijing Cyber Regulators to Summon Apple over Live Streaming: Xinhua
Internet regulators in China's capital plan to summon Apple Inc APPL.O to urge the American firm to tighten its checks on software applications available in its Apple Store, the official Xinhua News Agency reported on Wednesday.
04/20/2017
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Apple Music Scores Exclusive Rights to Clive Davis Documentary
Further extending its reach beyond music exclusives, Apple Music has secured streaming rights to a new Clive Davis documentary film based on the music executive's autobiography.
04/20/2017
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‘Leaked’ iPhone 8 Drawings Reveal Surprising Design
A new photo of what is believed to be iPhone 8 schematics reveals a surprising new design direction.
04/20/2017
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Apple to Launch Search Ads in the UK
Developers in the UK, Australia and New Zealand will be able to advertise their apps within Apple's App Store's search function from next Tuesday (25 April).
04/20/2017
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Apple to offer 2017 Earth Day Challenge Activity with iMessage stickers
In recognition of Earth Day on April 22, Apple is creating a special "Earth Day Challenge" to reward reaching 30 minutes of exercise on the day with a special achievement badge in the Activity app
04/20/2017
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Apple Plans Powerful ‘Server-grade’ iMac for 2017
Apple’s next-generation iMac with powerful new internals will start shipping in the second half of 2017, according to sources in the company’s supply chain.
04/19/2017
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Availability of Apple's 12.9" iPad Pro As Rumored Update Looms
Possibly shedding some light on an anticipated refresh, the 12.9-inch iPad Pro stock situation appears to be dwindling,
04/19/2017
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The iMac Was Nearly Called The "MacMan"?
The name that Jobs was set on was the hideous “MacMan” – a name that Segall rightly thought was terrible.
04/19/2017
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Bon Appétit Unveils Its First Cover Shot On An iPhone
Magazines likebillboard have recently published covers that were photographed on an iPhone, and now Bon Appétit is joining their ranks.
04/25/2017
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Apple Music is Hooking Up with Facebook Messenger
Facebook is aiming to make its Messenger app the go-to spot to talk about music with a new update that makes it easier to share songs with friends.
04/19/2017
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Apple's GarageBand, iMovie, Keynote, Numbers, Pages Now Free for All iOS & macOS Users
Previously only free with purchase of new hardware, Apple's entire suites of iWork and surviving iLife apps on iOS and macOS are now free for all, with no purchase requirement. On Tuesday afternoon, Apple changed the pricing for the entirety of its iLife productivity suite, and iLife remnants iMovie and GarageBand. The change is notable, but not likely of major impact given that both have been free for five years with hardware purchase. While the three productivity apps were released at the same time as iOS 10.3, none of them require it. For iOS, all three apps still require iOS 10.0 or later. Keynote occupies 695MB of device storage space, with Pages, and Numbers taking 481MB and 361MB respectively. GarageBand occupies 1.7GB of device storage space, with iMovie taking 697MB. GarageBand hasn't been updated since January for iOS, with iMovie last seeing an update in July 2016. The macOS versions of the
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