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The U.S. Supreme Court has struck down a 1992 law that barred most states from allowing sports wagers. AppleInsider takes a look at what that means for gambling apps in the App Store.

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Shoppers this week can snap up a free Google Home Mini with a $150 purchase on eBay with coupon. Meanwhile, today is the final day to pick up Apple’s loaded Mid 2017 15″ MacBook Pro with a 1TB SSD and top-of-the-line Radeon 560 graphics for $2,999. Time is also running out to save $900 on the Late 2016 15″ MacBook Pro with a 512GB SSD (plus the free Google Home Mini).

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Apple could release brightly-colored versions of the iPhone as part of this year’s fall refresh, suggests investment firm Rosenblatt Securities, reviving the color scheme used in the iPhone 5c in an attempt to make an LCD-equipped model more distinct from the versions using an OLED display.

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A newly-introduced Wi-Fi standard, EasyMesh, could potentially simplify the growing mesh router market and let people mix and match satellite units from different makers.

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While services will continue to grow into a massive entity on its own, longtime analyst Gene Munster says that the iPhone will remain a “stable business for the next few years.”

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The Apple Watch has helped to improve the way U.S. Paralympian Austin Pruitt trains, a report reveals, highlighting Apple’s work to make its products and services accessible to all users, ahead of Global Accessibility Awareness Day occurring on Thursday.

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In a new interview, Mark Ulriksen — an artist best known for his work on New Yorker magazine — said he recently made the switch from traditional art to using an iPad Pro, and has been bragging about the conveniences of it.

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The claimants operating theory suggests that an overheating iPhone 6s or tablet caused the crash that killed 66 people in 2016.

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Vulnerabilities have been discovered in PGP and S/MIME that could allow an attacker to read emails encrypted using the standards, with one attack potentially allowing for a message to be decrypted by abusing a flaw in the way Mail for iOS and macOS renders HTML-based messages.

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