Less than a week before Apple’s quarterly earnings report, Bank of America has slightly boosted its target price for Apple to $340.

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The Nebia shower head creator has recounted how a chance early morning meeting with Tim Cook in a gym led to the Apple CEO becoming an investor in the company.

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Apple device management platform provider Jamf is improving the integration of its Jamf Pro and Jamf Connect products, connecting the two with new features relating to configuration and enrollment workflows to make it easier for administrators to use, while simultaneously improving the end-user experience.

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Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon claims the investment bank is happy with both its long-term relationship with Apple that started with the very first overnight bond issued when Steve Jobs returned to the company, all the way up to the current performance of Apple Card.

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With the Apple Watch Connected program, gyms and other fitness facilities are partnering with Apple to utilize the Apple Watch in tracking workouts, earning rewards, and buying products or services.

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The makers of Apple TV+ show “Little America” say that it was Apple’s passion for the idea about immigrants coming to the US that made them sign with the service.

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DxOMark testing has proven the iPhone 11 to be a very capable device that offers improvements over the iPhone XS Max’s dual-camera setup, and with some elements comparable with the Pro models.

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Two new Apple patents describe methods to improve how a user can touch and interact with VR objects, plus how headsets could be more easily adjusted to fit better.

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With inventory expected to ship on Jan. 28, Amazon has reissued its popular AirPods Pro deal, dropping the wireless earphones to $234.99. Secure your place in line today for shipment by the end of the month.

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Presaging what will be the final nail in the coffin for Adobe Flash on Safari, Apple on Wednesday disabled support for the much-maligned multimedia plug-in in the latest version of Safari Technology Preview.

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