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Contrary to supply chain speculation, production of the iPhone X remains right on schedule, according to investment firm Rosenblatt Securities, which also has seen evidence that sales are accelerating in China.
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If you were lucky enough to get — or buy — an Apple Watch for Christmas, you might be wondering where to start with third-party apps. These a few of the most recommended ones out there.
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Looking to reduce its reliance on legal foe Qualcomm, Apple is said to be eyeing a partnership with Taiwan’s MediaTek, which could supply baseband modem chipsets for iPhones beginning in 2018.
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Customers looking to buy an iPhone X post-Christmas should have little problem, as new data shows the device in stock at as many as 97 percent of U.S. Apple stores.
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Ahead of typical seasonal trends, where iPhone sales traditionally cool off after the holidays, supply chain reports have begun projecting doom and gloom for Apple’s flagship iPhone X, prompting analysts to cut estimates.
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Post-holiday deals have just launched on popular Macs with discounts of up to $625 off retail. Pick up a 2016 12″ MacBook for $975 or a 2015 27″ iMac 5K for just $1,299 ($500 off). Current 13″ Touch Bar MacBook Pros are also $200 off with coupon. All with free shipping, no tax outside NY and NJ, and no interest financing on approved credit.
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A brand new Mac is a semi-blank canvas ready for the owner to turn into their ideal workspace, by adding the applications and utilities they aim to use in the future. AppleInsider has collected together a list of software that those new to macOS may want to install to their new Mac shortly after turning it on for the first time.
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If you’re lucky enough to be given a new iPhone this holiday season, or used gift money towards buying the devices, the first thing on your mind is deciding what apps to download. To help you decide, AppleInsider has put together a list of essential apps that you really should consider using on your brand new hardware.
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The new Pixelmator Pro is best described as what you would get if Apple had designed its own image editing suite.
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