Apple hasn’t forgotten its employees in China isolated because of the coronavirus, and is sending them care packages containing food, medical supplies, and an iPad.

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It did seem as if 2019 became Apple’s Year of Services — not only did it launch so many new ones in splashy events, it also shunted major hardware announcements off into sidelined press releases. We’ll have to see how Apple handles hardware in 2020, but this much is certain — Apple is not done with services.

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An iPhone thought lost forever was returned to a family by Disney officials after scuba divers found the still working device.

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In a rare interview, Laurene Powell Jobs discusses her late husband Steve Jobs, and the philosophy of philanthropic efforts honoring the late Apple founder.

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Head over to Amazon now for the lowest price on Apple AirPods Pro while the hot accessory is in stock and on sale, matching Amazon’s own record low price.

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The 2020 Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, originally scheduled to take place in March, was cancelled on Friday, though the group hopes to hold a version of the annual event sometime this summer.

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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission on Friday proposed fines against the nation’s largest cellular carriers for selling access to real-time consumer geolocation data to third-party aggregators.

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Apple has disabled facial recognition technology startup Clearview AI’s developer account, and as a consequence its iOS app, for violating terms of the tech giant’s enterprise developer agreement.

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New FCC filings have revealed that Ecobee’s as-of-yet unannounced smart camera will be equipped with support for Apple’s HomeKit.

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Apple’s latest “Behind the Mac” commercial released on YouTube is an animated affair, with the 30-second spot aimed at Japanese consumers celebrating occasions when Apple products appear in cartoons produced in the country.

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