Apple has many irons in the fire — and some of the latest are said to include an “iPhone SE 2,” a paid news subscription service, and big environmental projects.

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Apple on Friday activated a new hardware replacement program targeting an issue that causes the internal battery of certain non-Touch Bar 13-inch MacBook Pro models to expand.

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After three weeks of deliberations, Apple on Friday sent out notifications of acceptance to students and STEM organization members who applied for a scholarship to this year’s Worldwide Developers Conference.

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According to sources familiar with the matter, the U.S. Department of Justice is investigating claims that AT&T, Verizon, and standards organization GSMA colluded to scuttle eSIM technology which would make switching carriers easier.

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Apple’s Mac mini is long overdue for a refresh. Not just with updated processors, but a full-on re-design. Being big Mac mini users since the original G4 version, we started wondering what we would love included in a next-generation Mac mini.

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Apple’s new “Game of the Day,” “App of the Day” and other featured spots can drive downloads significantly more than prior efforts to highlight new and outstanding apps, new app analytics claim.

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An analyst is arguing that Apple will completely discontinue the iPhone X this year, owing to a lack of consumer interest at the high-end. That’s a highly questionable claim, even if one assumes demand isn’t as strong as Apple expected.

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The comparison of the Apple’s iPhone X’s features against main rival Samsung’s Galaxy S9 Plus continue with more battery tests, this time examining how long each of the premium smartphones take to recharge.

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Apple stock, and the market, are both taking a big hit after a notable analyst predicted in “in-line” quarterly earnings report accompanied with predictions for the June quarter being lower than what Wall Street is currently expecting.

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A new report claiming to understand Apple’s supply chain has asserted that LG screens might be facing development issues as a second source for OLED displays on upcoming iPhones, based on Apple’s higher than normal scrutiny of LG prototypes–and then strangely claims this issue is driving iPhone X prices so high that “some” are not buying it.

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