Apple News
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Samsung has signed a deal with both Apple and LG to provide DRAM chips for their next generation smartphones, according to an article in the Korea Times.
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Industry insiders are speculating that Apple is considering entering the car industry, joining Google and Tesla Motors in the production of electric cars.
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Apple Inc. has fired a former Alabama state lawmaker with a history of opposing rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people.
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Apple has yet to officially enter the virtual reality space, but a new patent proves that Apple has been at least thinking about VR.
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Tech giant Apple is slowly making progress in relation to the treatment of its workers in overseas factories. The company has declared that it will no longer allow the practice of "bonded servitude."
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US tech giant Apple is working in secret to create a company-branded electric vehicle, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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When you think of Apple, the idea of a search engine is not the first thing that pops into your head, but that may all be changing if the company manages to find a qualified person to head its Apple Search project.
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A custom-made iPhone 6 produced by Goldgenie is available to buy now for $3.5 million, finished in 24 carat gold or platinum and with other prestigious options available, just in case your iPhone wasn't flashy enough already.
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A number of British universities have announced that they will be banning all watches from examination halls amid fears of possible cheating once smartwatches come into popularity, expected with the release of the Apple Watch next month.
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Yesterday Microsoft released a new version of Outlook for iOS and Android phones that seems to be going down well with consumers, now sitting in the "Best New Apps" list and climbing rapidly.
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The previous record was $15.9 billion as set by ExxonMobil in the second quarter of 2012. Apple's figure stands at over $2 billion more than this figure.
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Tucked inside the iPhone is secret spyware that lets governments spy on unsuspecting users, Edward Snowden said recently.
Snowden's lawyer says this is why the NSA whistleblower doesn't use these phones, which can be remotely activated to watch users.
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Apple has agreed to let the Chinese government inspect iPhones, Macs, and iPads over fears of backdoor government surveillance, IT World reports.
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Google might soon implement some major changes to its mobile payments service in order to better compete with Apple Pay.
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Apple has acquired a London music startup. The tech giant has bought the company behind music analytics service Musicmetric, Musically reports.
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"As soon as you have a stylus, you're dead, "Steve Jobs once told his biographer Walter Isaacson. The Apple founder famously hated the touchscreen writing tools, totally eschewing them when he launched the iPad.
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Apple is considering storing customers' biometric data in the cloud to enable next-generation payment methods, according to new patent application found by Apple Insider.
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Automator is one of the most overlooked, yet powerful applications native to OS X for Mac. Essentially, this utility allows you to build your own personalized mini-applications to automate tasks.
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Apple didn't want to waste any time when it came to publishing a new app showing support for the "Je Suis Charlie" campaign in its App Store.
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Apple has made some moves that make it look like it might be preparing to stop selling the iPod Shuffle, as supplies of the device are starting to run low.
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Apple has been granted a patent for a flexible phone that can be deformed, twisted, and even bent in half, Cult of Mac reports.
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Apple has fixed a vulnerability in its iCloud service that a hacker used to prove that any account was vulnerable to being hacked into.
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For the past three years Digital Journal has showcased some of the top iTunes giveaways from Apple during the 12 days following Christmas. Not this year, however, since Apple has called time on the promotion.
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Apple updated users' Macs on Monday, December 22, automatically to combat a security issue that would have allowed hackers to take control of any of their computers from a remote location.
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The Equal Employment Opportunity survey known as EEO-1 allows companies to report employees' race self-identification data to the federal government.
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A fully operational Apple 1 computer has been sold at auction for $365,000. The computer was sold at auction house Christie's in New York.
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Consumer technology is growing at a rapid pace and with numerous smartphones and tablets available with different features the question is which device is the best fit for the techie on my gift list?
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Apple's lawyers are doing everything they can to prevent the release of a video that shows Steve Jobs giving testimony, The Verge reports.
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Co-founder of Apple Inc., Steve Wozniak, said in a recent interview to Bloomberg that the story of Apple initially working out of a garage was a myth.
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Of all the Apple rumors coming out of the Far East recently, the one with the most legitimacy seems to be Apple producing an iPhone with a 4-inch display next year.
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Andrew Auernheimer, 24, hacker in AT&T-iPad security situation was arrested by police. Washington County Sheriff's Office
One of many tributes to Steve Jobs outside of an Apple Store.
In a landmark judgement, a New York judge upheld a US Department of Justice penalty against publishers for ebook price fixing. Sept 2012.
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One of many tributes to Steve Jobs outside of an Apple Store.
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