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 A report yesterday from The Chicago Tribune suggested Apple's iPhones were emitting radiofrequency radiation beyond federal safety limits following independent lab testing, and now, a law firm is capitalizing on that report and has announced the launch of an investigation into the claims.
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 Apple is expected to introduce three new iPhone models this fall.
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Three new iPhones are rumored to debut at an event next month
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 Bloomberg's latest report doesn't just detail Apple's next iPhones, it also mentions a new smart speaker.
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 Hey, good morning! You look fabulous.
Ready to take a ride in a flying taxi? Cool, just try to find a place to put your Apple Card where it isn't touching anything, and then we can all fly back to 1995 and play Panzer Dragoon.
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 Apple today released a new update for Safari Technology Preview, the experimental browser Apple first introduced three years ago in March 2016. Apple designed the Safari Technology Preview to test features that may be introduced into future release versions of Safari.
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 Apple today seeded the eighth beta of watchOS 6, the software that runs on the Apple Watch. The new beta comes a week after the seventh beta and over two months after Apple first unveiled the new watchOS update at the Worldwide Developers Conference.
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There's a shortage of coders. And just 15% of coders are women (at least in the UK). This is the context in which to understand Apple's most recent move to teach people to code with the Girls Who Code organization.
What is Apple doing?
Apple is working with the Girls Who Code to provide specialized after-school Swift tutorials for female grade 6-12 students.
"A more diverse future begins with opportunities for everyone," Apple CEO Tim Cook said in a Tweet. "We're excited to work with @GirlsWhoCode, empowering girls across the U.S. to be the tech leaders of tomorrow. #EveryoneCanCode."
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Apple's painstaking efforts to unlock the market potential of India seem to be releasing the pent-up demand that exists there for its products.
Reaching people where they are
India's market protectionism has been a big problem for Apple until relatively recently. Apple has worked closely with government agencies to try to find ways through these economic challenges.
It has invested in a major development hub at which it developed many of the huge improvements in Maps it is currently rolling out. It is manufacturing iPhones in the country, and recently supported the launch of a major Apple Premium Reseller store in Mumbai, India (the first of several planned openings, including in Bangalore and Delhi).
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