Tuesday’s earnings report from Apple is expected by Wall Street analysts to be essentially a non-event — nothing serious enough to make the stock price jump, but also nothing negative enough to see shares slide significantly.

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A pair of photos supposedly snapped by a worker in Apple’s Asian supply chain show what appears to be a next-generation iPad bearing an unknown device identification number, suggesting the company is preparing production of a successor model.

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With less than a week to go before Apple opens the doors on its first retail location in Brooklyn, passersby have been notified of the grand opening with new signage advertising the long-awaited opening in New York City’s most populous borough.

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While much of the week was dominated by nearly identical “iPhone 7” leaks, we did learn a little bit more about the “Apple Car,” and Apple itself released a bevy of software updates, while bringing Apple Pay to more markets.

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An Oregon man who earlier this year pleaded guilty to hacking into Apple and Google email accounts, including a number owned by unnamed celebrities, was sentenced to six months in prison this week.

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According to noted industry blogger Evan Blass, Apple is planning to announce its next-generation iPhone lineup at a special event scheduled for the week of Sept. 12, in line with its usual fall launch cycle.

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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit on Friday handed down an opinion vacating in part a 2015 summary judgment that found Apple not in infringement of certain cellular and voice recognition patents, claims of which originate from a string of “kitchen sink” patent lawsuits leveled by non-practicing entity Unwired Planet.

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The extraordinarily popular Pok?mon Go has broken the previous record for downloads in the first week after launch, as “peak Pok?mon” hit one week after U.S launch.

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Apple has reclaimed the top spot in the 2016 edition of the FutureBrand Index, which each year ranks the world’s 100 biggest corporations according to their “perception strength,” based on a survey of 3,000 consumers and professionals across 17 countries.

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The Nest smart home thermometer, designed by one of the ‘fathers of the iPod’ Tony Fadell, was on sale shortly after its debut at Apple retail stores. So why doesn’t HomeKit support it? AppleInsider explains.

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