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This week on AI: Apple's touch-enabled MacBook Pro, tough Q4 results, 'Apple Car' AR tech & more
Roger Fingas
The news cycle was largely controlled by Apple's MacBook Pro press event, but the company also posted its first revenue decline in 15 years, and may have let slip new information on the "Apple Car" and 2017 iPhones.
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Everything you need to know:
- Apple announced new MacBook Pros with a Touch Bar and Touch ID > >
- A "TV" app for iOS and tvOS should help unify on-demand programming > >
- Apple killed off the 11-inch MacBook Air but kept a non-touch Pro > >
- Final Cut Pro has been upgraded with Touch Bar support > >
- Apple posted $46.9 billion in Sept. quarter revenues, down year-over-year > >
- Apple and LG have partnered on Thunderbolt 3-ready 4K & 5K displays > >
- 2017 flagship iPhones should come as 4.7- and 5.5-inch "glass sandwiches" > >
- Apple is experimenting with augmented reality for its self-driving car tech > >
- iOS 10.1 brought Portrait mode to the iPhone 7 Plus > >
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