Actions by Spotify and regulatory bodies could put “more pressure” on the App Store, potentially even leading to Apple lowering its revenue take, Macquarie Research said on Thursday.

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Eve Flare is a gorgeous, portable HomeKit smart light that you can take with you everywhere for soft, colorful illumination.

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RTL Group, a media firm with shows like “American Gods” and “My Brilliant Friend” under its wing, is reportedly in talks with Apple about streaming video content.

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Music streaming service Spotify has elevated its disputes with Apple into a full blown anti-trust complaint filed with the European Commission. But Spotify’s public case, as detailed on its website, is misleading and covers up the basic reality that Spotify wants to do business at Apple’s expense without paying for it.

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Case-Mate attempts a modular design with the Power Pad wireless charger, but ultimately misses the mark of a truly great wireless charger.

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Apple will stop selling the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus in India, senior industry executives claim, as part of a strategy to reinforce the iPhone’s premium image, a move that also aims to increase the price of iPhones sold in the market and to change where it is being sold to consumers.

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A multitude of factors support the idea of services, like a new streaming video platform, adding $6 to Apple’s earnings per share by its 2021 fiscal year, Cowen analysts said in resuming coverage on Thursday.

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Apple may have a solution for false positives with identifying identical twins for Face ID in the iPhone XR, iPhone XS, and iPhone XS Max, by taking into account where veins are located in the face.

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Reports out of Apple’s Asian supply chain claim at least two parts makers are “gearing up” for mass production of next-generation iPad and AirPods models, devices expected to see release in the coming weeks.

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The federal government has initiated a criminal investigation into Facebook for its data dealings with some of the world’s largest technology companies, adding to the company’s woes as it clamors to mitigate fallout from recent revelations regarding potentially unscrupulous business practices.

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