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Apple likes to, likes to say ... iMessage uses end-to-end encryption

Apple has implemented, uh, sort of short-term patches

we are also apparently getting new Mac book pros shortly

Apple displays are the cream of the crop.

Apple's business has shrunk for the second consecutive quarter.

Apple just sold their billionth iPhone.

Apple has patched it. So the security updates for both OS X and iOS are out.

Elizabeth Warren is taking on Apple, Amazon, and Google

Apple is in talks to acquire Jay-Z's title music service

Apple is patented the technology to block iPhone cameras in sensitive locations

the Apple antitrust ebook settlement

we've always complained about iOS and the fact that you couldn't remove the crappy, you know, Apple apps

Walt Mossberg, who did his kind of wrap up of everything that happened at WWDC

I went to the Apple store and dropped 130 bucks and got my screen replaced.

I can't believe Apple hasn't like rushed to fix this.

15 iPhone tricks Apple has been hiding from you.

When I use my Apple Magic mouse...

Apple has confirmed that iOS 9.3.2 has a serious problem

Apple, um, which also apparently includes, uh, reaching into your music collection

they're going to fix it and they're releasing a patch

Apple has invested $1 billion in the Chinese ride-hailing service.

It's well known that Apple has been working on a car of their own

They're getting rid of it.

Apple is no longer supporting QuickTime for Windows.

this is Apple's 40th anniversary this year

how much in 2016 dollars you've spent with Apple

I just really hope that Apple is scouring their code

Apple is 40 years old.

We're seeing Apple become a more mature company.

Apple iOS 9.3 came out this week

Apple has launched their own program now

there's been nothing new with the FBI and Apple story

The FBI says Apple has the exclusive technical means to unlock the phone.

Apple's been in the news a little tiny bit here and there.

I am on Team Apple with this one.

Tim Cook's big interview.

Apple has laid down the law and they're saying no to the U.S. government

now they're going after Apple

they're going for $532 million in damages from Apple

Apple is going to release their own version of it

A proposed bill in New York would force Apple to allow backdoor access to user data

Flux basically did try to release their own app and Apple banned it.

Apple said that the app was in violation of its developer program agreement.