Spotify on Tuesday announced the gradual rollout of a redesigned mobile interface, accompanied by other improvements — with a particular focus on the ad-supported free listeners who make up the majority of the service’s audience.
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Apple and the Irish government’s appeal of a $16 billion European Commission ruling on back taxes should finally see action later this year, according to Ireland’s finance minister.
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Shares in AMS, a producer of components used in the iPhone X’s TrueDepth camera, dropped in value by 14 percent after the manufacturer warned of lower than expected revenue in the second quarter, possibly due to Apple being slow to finalize its production plans for this year’s iPhone refresh.
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The “Year of Engineering” Partnership that is currently underway will include AI coding workshops in all U.K. Apple Stores at the behest of the country’s government.
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Apple is reportedly negotiating with Samsung Display to reduce what it pays for OLED panels, and as a result push down the prices for 2018 iPhones.
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The next generation of iPhones will start production in August, according to a supply chain report from investment firm Rosenblatt Securities, with Apple expected to offer an LCD version of the smartphone at around $200 below the cost of the OLED models shipping at the same time.
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Adding to a slate of new commercials pushing this year’s 9.7-inch iPad revamp, Apple on Monday published a series of four short ads touting the tablet’s compatibility with Apple Pencil.
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Apple has acquired global rights to a new documentary called Songwriter, which follows singer/songwriter Ed Sheeran through much of 2016 as he evolves his unique style.
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Apple has seemingly poached an executive away from rival Samsung to lead business efforts in the South Korean tech conglomerate’s own backyard, a market that has proven difficult for the iPhone maker to crack.
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Next month, Apple will continue its pursuit of hundreds of million of dollars in damages from Samsung as part of a protracted patent infringement case dating back to 2011. Unlike the original trial, however, the companies are keeping their respective top brass off the stand.
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