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  1. Apple shares new ‘Everyday Experiments’ video with iPhone 13: ‘Hollywood at Home’
    Apple shares new ‘Everyday Experiments’ video with iPhone 13: ‘Hollywood at Home’
  2. Comment: Apple needs to change its mind if it really wants to compete with game companies
    Comment: Apple needs to change its mind if it really wants to compete with game companies
  3. ‘homeOS’ branding makes another appearance in new Apple job listing
    ‘homeOS’ branding makes another appearance in new Apple job listing
  4. Apple is in ‘active development program’ of new products with micro-LED displays
    Apple is in ‘active development program’ of new products with micro-LED displays
  5. Apple joins ‘First Movers Coalition’ in its goal to become a carbon-neutral company by 2030
    Apple joins ‘First Movers Coalition’ in its goal to become a carbon-neutral company by 2030
  6. Apple Podcasts BBC partnership brings new shows, but requires subscription
    Apple Podcasts BBC partnership brings new shows, but requires subscription
  7. Federal agencies ordered to apply Apple security patches by November 17
    Federal agencies ordered to apply Apple security patches by November 17
  8. Report: Apple has considered launching a ‘cloud gaming service’ alongside Apple Arcade
    Report: Apple has considered launching a ‘cloud gaming service’ alongside Apple Arcade
  9. 'M1 Pro' and 'M1 Max' Chip Names Appear in App Log Ahead of Monday's Apple Event
    'M1 Pro' and 'M1 Max' Chip Names Appear in App Log Ahead of Monday's Apple Event
  10. Apple Support app adds Express Replacement, improved AirPods and Apple Watch integration
    Apple Support app adds Express Replacement, improved AirPods and Apple Watch integration
  11. Apple says Android has up to 47x more malware than iPhone in continued pushback against sideloading
    Apple says Android has up to 47x more malware than iPhone in continued pushback against sideloading
  12. Apple needn’t hurry to find ‘the next big thing,’ argues analyst
    Apple needn’t hurry to find ‘the next big thing,’ argues analyst