This week on AI: Apple axes AirPort, an 8K AR headset, 'iPhone SE 2' pics & more

Apple finally admitted its lack of interest in Wi-Fi routers this week, killing off the AirPort line. Rumors meanwhile pointed to its interest in AR and VR, and the possibility of an "iPhone SE 2" being right around the corner.

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Everything you need to know:

• The AirPort — and Time Capsule — are no more > >
• Apple's future headset could handle both AR and VR at ultra-high resolutions > >
• This is what the "iPhone SE 2" might look like > >
• CEO Tim Cook met with U.S. President Donald Trump > >
• iOS 11.3.1 fixed a problem with replacement iPhone 8 displays > >
• This year's 6.1-inch LCD iPhone may use new touch tech > >
• Apple should start paying its Irish tax bill in May > >

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A roundup of all of our hottest stories this week:

Apple officially discontinues AirPort router product line, available while supplies last

Apple's rumored AR & VR 'T288' headset may use 8K eyepieces, implement WiGig

Alleged 'iPhone SE 2' with glass back & headphone jack spotted in new pictures

Tim Cook was 'helpful' and promised jobs & factories in meeting, White House says

Apple's iOS 11.3.1 update fixes issue with third-party iPhone 8 displays, macOS security update released

Kuo: Upcoming 6.1-inch LCD iPhone may skip 3D Touch in favor of better glass

Review: The Button by Fibaro makes a HomeKit setup more accessible to all

iTunes for Windows available for download from Microsoft Store

Apple sued for $15,000 over injuries sustained in Apple Store evacuation drill

Review: Blue Raspberry gives good recording quality to Mac and iPhone users on the go

Tim Cook and Lisa Jackson attend President Trump's first state dinner

Apple & Ireland's appeal of $16B EU tax ruling expected this fall, payments expected to start in May

Apple's 'A12' chip reportedly in production using 7nm process from TSMC

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