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Elon Musk Seems to Endorse Tweet Saying Students at Black Colleges Have Low IQs

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Elon Musk endorsed a tweet Tuesday that suggested graduates from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have IQs approaching “borderline intellectual impairment.” This isn’t the first time the billionaire celebrated blatant bigotry on his platform in recent months.

China claims it cracked Apple's AirDrop encryption to identify senders and monitor 'inappropriate speech'

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The Chinese national flag is displayed in front of an Apple store in Shanghai on October 9, 2021.

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Apple ID: How to create and manage the profile that grants access to your account across devices

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Apple IDs are the company's way of using a single profile so that you can access your account across all of Apple's devices.

Apple Music Replay lets you see your top 100 songs for the year to date and updates every week

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Apple Music Replay is the company's answer to Spotify Wrapped, but a key difference is that it updates weekly.

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Tim Cook wants you to call the Apple Vision Pro 'spatial computing.' But what's that?

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Don't have $3,500 to pre-order Apple's next big thing? You can demo it for free at the store starting next month

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The Apple Vision Pro headset will be available in the US starting February 2.

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Some people are getting $92 checks from Apple over the iPhone 'batterygate' scandal

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The 2017 "batterygate" lawsuit was over Apple intentionally slowing down older phones like the iPhone 6s and 7 through software updates.

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Apple Maps features, tips, and comparisons to other navigation apps

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Apple received backlash when Maps launched in 2012. The GPS app was so badly reviewed that Apple fired the executive who oversaw its development, and CEO Tim Cook issued a public apology.

Sideloaded app stores are coming to iOS in the EU: Here’s how they’ll work

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