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"Tim Cook, other Apple execs join in 2018 San Francisco Pride Parade"
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"Apple celebrates Pride Day as Tim Cook, other execs join San Francisco Pride Parade" 9to5Mac 7:53 PM
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"Wireless charging for Apple devices, including its much vaunted AirPower, is taking its time: Apple, which hopes to eventually remove most external ports and buttons, is still announcing new devices and accessories well before they're ready for market" Business Day 7:55 AM
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"Apple Refutes Claims That iOS Is Vulnerable To Brute Force Hacks" UberGizmo 9:44 PM
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"Don't panic! Hackers have not found a way to bypass the iPhone passcode limit" BetaNews 7:56 AM
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"Report Speculates That Apple Could Acquire A Major Media Company" UberGizmo 9:45 PM
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"What Tim Cook says coming out cost him—and why he still has 'no regrets'" CNBC 6/23
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"Security researcher shows how to brute force iPhone passcodes [Video] 9to5Mac 6/23
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"Making The Grade: Apple's biggest mistake in K-12 happened in 2006" 9to5Mac 6/23
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"A hacker figured out how to brute force iPhone passcodes" ZDNet 6/23
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"Security researcher gets around iPhone passcode limit: Brute force attack lets would-be hackers run as many passcodes as they want without destroying data, ZDNet reports." CNET 6/23
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"Security researcher bypasses iPhone's limit on passcode attempts: The method only needs an iPhone that's switched on and a Lightning cable." Engadget 6/23
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"Apple disputes claims of iOS 'vulnerability' to brute force passcode hack" AppleInsider 6/23
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"Apple attempts to invalidate Qualcomm patents in ongoing licensing fee spat: Firm claims chipmaker's patents 'aren't new ideas'" The Inquirer 6/22
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"Apple Goes Nuclear In Patent War Against Qualcomm Via USPTO" HotHardware 6/22
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"In latest legal move, Apple fights Qualcomm over four US patents" iDownload Blog 6/22
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"Apple is ordering so many shows, with nowhere to show them: It's hard to get excited for Apple's upcoming shows without knowing how we'll get to watch" The Verge 6/22
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"U.S. Supreme Court Bolsters Mobile-Phone Privacy Rights" Bloomberg 6/22
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"Supreme Court Rules that Warrants Generally Are Required to Collect Cellphone Data" New York Times [Free/Paid Registration Required] 6/22
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"Supreme Court rules that warrant is needed to access cell tower records" Washington Post [Free Registration Required] 6/22
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"Supreme Court rules police need a warrant to access a suspect's cellphone location data" Mashable 6/22
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"Where oh where can the Mac updates be? Long product cycles are the now normal for the Mac." Macworld 6/22
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"CMV: Here's a way Apple could solve its MacBook Pro dilemma, and keep everyone happy" 9to5Mac 6/22
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