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"The technology Apple purchased today will probably end up in the 2020 iPhones" phoneArena 8:57 PM
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"iPhone 11 Pro Max is now the top-rated phone by Consumer Reports" BGR 5:19 PM
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"Disney bans Netflix and Apple drops Amazon: Welcome to the streaming wars"
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"iPad is catching up with Mac, but it will never be as easy to use [Opinion] Cult of Mac 9:18 AM
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"Why isn't maps.apple.com a thing like Google?" The Loop 9:14 AM
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"20+ things Apple's Tim Cook told us this week" Apple Must 8:40 AM
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"Editorial: A year later, Bloomberg silently stands by its 'Big Hack' iCloud spy chip story" AppleInsider 8:11 AM
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"Nikkei: Apple raises iPhone 11 production 10%" Apple Must 7:43 AM
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"Apple Arcade could rock on Apple TV 4K with better optimization: The Apple TV 4K may deliver similar performance as the Nintendo Switch on paper, but it's hardly as impressive in practice." Macworld 7:39 AM
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"Siri is more open than ever, but it still has room to grow: In iOS 13, Siri can work with two major new kinds of apps, and Dan Moren thinks it takes us one step further down the road towards the virtual assistant we want." Macworld 7:39 AM
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"Microsoft Surface Laptop 3 vs. Apple MacBook Air: Which Slick Ultraportable Should You Buy?" PC Magazine 7:08 AM
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"Here's why the Pixel 4's Neural Core chip could be a photography game-changer" Android Central 7:40 AM
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"An Open Source License That Requires Users to Do No Harm: Open source software can generally be freely copied and reused. One developer wants to impose ethical constraints on the practice." Wired [Free/Paid Registration Required] 7:38 AM
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