Once again, Apple probably won’t rock the boat with any new MacBook Pro, and will likely stick with Intel integrated graphics and lower end next-generation discrete GPUs rather than giving macOS users faster options.

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The “iPhone 7” may still be just around the corner, but the focus of news is already beginning to lean more heavily on future Apple products, including 2017 iPhones, new Macs, and potential health technologies.

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Britney Spears debuted her ninth studio effort, “Glory,” on Friday as a non-exclusive streaming release despite reports, and highly suggestive tweet from Spears herself, that it would land only on Apple Music.

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After receiving a sizable bonus of vested restricted stock units (RSUs) for five years of success as Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook on Wednesday cashed in nearly a third of his existing stock cache for a $35.8 million payday.

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While Apple is buying exclusives to keep music off rival streaming services, its main competitor — Spotify — is reportedly firing back by “burying” content from artists who sign those deals.

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Exclusive AppleInsider research points to about 11 percent of an Apple Store’s daily iPhone service traffic to be related to the so-called “touch disease” problem, eclipsing all other individual issues dealt with by retail personnel on a day-to-day basis.

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Beta testers of iOS 10, both public and registered developers, have a new build to test as of Friday, as Apple pushes towards next month’s anticipated release of the next-generation mobile operating system. In addition, tvOS 10 beta 7 is also available for developers.

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The decision by Universal Music Group to end exclusives may have also quashed an Apple Music deal involving Lady Gaga and Universal’s Interscope label, a report claimed on Friday.

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As Apple gears up to launch its next-generation iPhone, key components reportedly face production issues, with low yields allegedly seen for the new dual-lens camera expected on the “iPhone 7 Plus.”

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As Intel looks to muscle its way into the smartphone CPU business, the chipmaker has reportedly set its sights on competing with TSMC, the firm currently responsible for the A-series processors found in the iPhone, iPad and more.

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