New York-based fashion brand Coach has released several new bands for the Apple Watch, in a range of colors and designs.

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There’s a lot of bad “science” floating around about radio frequency and electromagnetic field exposure from Wi-Fi routers and the wireless network that your iPhone accesses. AppleInsider delves into the subject, and the actual science behind it.

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A maker of unreleased 3D-sensing headphones, Ossic, is shutting down and leaving thousands of Kickstarter and Indiegogo backers in the lurch.

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Apple has released another advertisement using the Animoji Karaoke concept to market the iPhone X, publishing the new ‘Taxi Driver’ video on its South Korean YouTube channel featuring three of the characters singing along to ‘Citizen Kane’ by the group Hyukoh.

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Former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama have signed a deal to produce films and series for Netflix, apparently denying Apple the opportunity.

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Nailing down issues with HomeKit gear can be very difficult without the right tools. AppleInsider tales a look at a way to troubleshoot problems with Bluetooth accessories.

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Heading into the Memorial Day weekend, eBay is knocking 15% off a variety of tech products from popular sellers. From Apple MacBooks and iPads to iPhones and Beats, there are plenty of electronics eligible for the bonus coupon with prices starting under $130.

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Even with continued growth, Apple has slipped to fourth place in this year’s Fortune 500 chart, which ranks the biggest U.S.-based corporations in terms of revenue.

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Display maker AOC is rolling out a new 15.6-inch portable USB-C monitor, allowing MacBook and MacBook Pro owners to provide power and the video signal to the display through a single cable.

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A U.K. lawsuit against Google for bypassing iPhone Web tracking safeguards now includes 4.4 million people listed as plaintiffs, and is aiming for up to 3.2 billion pounds ($4.29 billion) in damages.

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