FBI Gains Access to Trump Shooter’s Password-Protected Phone

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This Free App Lets You Emulate Windows on Your iPhone

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UTM SE Emulation on iPhone 14 Pro

Meet investor Laurene Powell Jobs, the billionaire widow of Steve Jobs who just paid $70 million for the most expensive home ever sold in San Francisco

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Laurene Powell Jobs is the billionaire widow of Steve Jobs, cofounder of Apple.

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Gen Z's latest fashion hack is using iPhone Notes to plan outfits. Here's how to do it yourself.

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Keep track of your outfits and plan ahead with your Notes app.

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How to get a job at Apple, according to tech career experts

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Apple Park in Cupertino, CA, is the company's famous headquarters.

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Apple's Vision Pro sales are way lower than expected. That might not turn around until it lowers the $3,500 price.

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Apple CEO Tim Cook is pitching the Vision Pro as the next big thing, but so far it's sold slowly.

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Apple Vision Pro U.S. Sales Are All But Dead, Market Analysts Say

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Apple wants to put AI in your pocket — but Samsung is putting it on your finger

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Samsung's Galaxy Ring.

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Microsoft and Apple may be playing the long game by ditching OpenAI board roles

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella.

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Why Microsoft is reportedly mandating its employees in China stop using Android phones for work

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Microsoft reportedly told employees that all staffers in China would be required to use Apple devices for work.

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