"Apple to extend iPhone's product cycle: Apple will likely take three years between full-model changes of its iPhone devices, a year longer than the current cycle. In a typical two-year term, fall 2016 was supposed to see a major upgrade. But the changes on the model to be launched this autumn will be minor, such as improved camera quality. The move is largely due to smartphone functions having little room left for major enhancements. A slowing market is another factor." Nikkei 7:12 AM
"Apple is said to be extending iPhone refreshes to once every three years" IDG News Service 7:14 AM
"Apple's slickest iPhone releases may slip to a 3-year cycle" CNET 9:45 AM
"Indian minister holds out hope for Apple stores: The Commerce Minister said her ministry wouldn't mind a waiver of retail rules for Apple." IDG News Service 7:24 AM
"India Reviewing Apple's Request to Stock Only Apple Products in Stores" Reuters 8:44 AM
"Developer Excitement for Apple TV Easily Exceeds Interest in watchOS" MacRumors 7:22 AM
"Protestors in Ireland claim Apple's proposed data centre is too close to nuclear facilities" Business Insider 7:07 AM
"Caltech sues Apple for Wi-Fi patent infringement: The California Institute of Technology has filed a lawsuit against Apple, citing infringements on Wi-Fi technology patents." CNET 7:23 AM
