Apple earned over $100 million from 'Fortnite' [u]
An Apple employee testified that Apple earned more than $100 million from "Fortnite" via the 30% commission on the App Store.
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Wesley Hilliard
Flying with Apple's AirTag: When 'boring' is genuinely high praise
It turns out, flying with AirTag is about as exciting as waiting in a TSA security screening line, and that's perfectly OK.
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Neil Hughes
Apple greatly expanding accessibility services & features in new updates
Apple has announced a major new accessibility initiative, including software updates that add new features for people with disabilities and a new service that connects customers with sign language interpreters.
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Mike Peterson
Compared: Apple AirPods and AirPods Pro versus Echo Buds
In April, Amazon upgraded its Echo Buds to make it a better value-oriented rival to Apple's AirPods. Here's how Amazon's offerings stack up to Apple's AirPods and AirPods Pro.
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Andrew O'Hara and Malcolm Owen
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau busted using fake Mac with Apple sticker
A photograph of Canada's Justin Trudeau shows him using a HP Windows laptop, which wouldn't be remarked upon, but it sporting an Apple sticker will be.
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William Gallagher
AirPods Pro could act as hearing aids for those with minimal hearing loss, study claims
Rather than using a hearing aid and potentially be subjected to some social stigma, those with some moderate hearing loss could rely upon the hearing amplification features of AirPods according to a study.
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Chip shortage, hoarding forcing record wait times for technology suppliers
A combination of the worldwide chip shortage and hoarding by manufacturers is creating a "danger zone," as processor lead times slip to the highest level since 2017.
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Apple asking judge stop iOS, App Store from being labeled 'essential facility'
As the Epic Games v Apple case starts to wind down, Apple has filed a motion requesting an early denial of the claim that iOS is an "essential facility."
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China bans cryptocurrency from banks, payment systems
The Chinese government has banned financial institutions from conducting any business involving cryptocurrency, and warned against trading.
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Mikey Campbell
Malcolm Owen
