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But could it lead to your iPhone costing $3,500 ... the reason I'm so negative is that this is a self-inflicted worst policy decision in 100 years. And I don't even think it's a debate relative ...

Tariffs posing huge hurdles for the future of iPhone production as well as its ... So long-winded way of saying, I think down 10 is too much of a negative reaction today.

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Apple CEO Tim Cook today said Apple will be donating an undisclosed amount towards earthquake relief efforts in Myanmar and Thailand. "Our hearts go out to all those in Myanmar and Thailand ...

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Former Assemblyman Jack Ciattarelli’s gubernatorial campaign is pushing ads with a 2021 clip featuring radio host Bill Spadea saying Donald Trump should not run for president again, the first negative ...

Beyond complaints about the assistant itself, many are worried their data is being hoovered up to train the tech – especially given Meta’s chequered history with privacy and targeted ads.

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