AppleInsider is partnering with RAVPower this week to give away a variety of wireless chargers for Apple’s iPhone 8, 8 Plus and X. Twelve chargers are up for grabs — find out how to enter today.

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The Apple Watch is continuing to dominate the wearable device market, analytics firm Canalys claims, marginally beating Xiaomi in terms of wearable band shipments in the first quarter of 2018 at a time when shipments in the market grew by 35 percent compared to the same period last year.

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Apple is offering a $50 credit to customers who paid for an out-of-warranty battery replacement for iPhone 6 or later devices.

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Apple’s iPhone 7 Plus from 2016 tops the ASCI Telecommunications user survey, with iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus coming in fourth and fifth.

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Enthusiasts have questioned Consumer Reports’ assessments of Apple’s products for many years. After looking at the test facilities, AppleInsider talked to Consumer Reports leaders about the various controversies of the past.

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Apple has just launched its Data and Privacy portal, enabling users to download a copy of their personal data held on Apple’s servers. AppleInsider walks you through the process of requesting the data archive through the new online tool.

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Originally intended to churn out larger displays for products like TVs, Foxconn’s upcoming $10 billion Wisconsin factory may actually turn to making small- to medium-sized panels for the likes of Apple and automakers in a bid to cut costs, a report claimed on Wednesday.

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Apple will have news on APFS for the Fusion Drives in Macs “very soon,” according to the company’s software engineering head, Craig Federighi.

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Apple has made it easier for its customers to download all of their personal data stored on the company’s servers, with a new Data and Privacy portal offering users also offering ways to correct personal information collected by Apple, and to deactivate or delete their account completely.

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Customer complaints over Apple’s butterfly keyboard have again turned into legal action, with a class action lawsuit filed in California court on Tuesday claiming the company sold, and continues to sell, a product known to be defective.

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