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Aaron Rodgers Seemed to Be Very Selective in Who He Ripped

The Steelers QB was very upset about ESPN not covering the offseason’s biggest scandal.

Sports Illustrated

I stopped looking for the perfect meditation app and built my own using AI — and it was done in under 5 minutes

I couldn't find a meditation timer app I liked, so I built my own with Google AI Studio and it did it in under 5 minutes.

TechRadar

Your iPhone is finally getting a camera roll feature that actually works

This new iPhone feature is as good a reason as any to get yourself on iOS 27 as soon as its released

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Apple’s New CEO Is Bringing a Familiar Face Back From Retirement. The Shift Is Happening.

Apple’s incoming CEO is already making moves that could hint at the company’s next chapter post-Tim Cook’s era.

Barchart

Apple’s AI Strategy Looks Different—Will It Pay Off?

Apple shares fell about 8% after strong earnings as GF Securities downgraded the stock to Hold, citing an unclear AI growth engine despite a Moderate Buy consensus.

MarketBeat

BenQ PD2770U review: A self-calibrating 4K monitor that might just get creatives to look away from the Apple Studio display

The BenQ Creative Pro PD2770U is BenQ's answer for the studio display directly pointed towards creatives and those who need absolute perfection when it comes to their color accuracy.

TechRadar

Apple boss was ‘transfixed’ by portrait of the Queen | Lessons from No 10

Working under Theresa May, Jimmy McLoughlin accompanied some of the world’s most important CEOs as they entered Downing Street for the first time.

The Independent UK

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Lessons from No 10: When the world’s most powerful CEOs enter Downing Street | Jimmy McLoughlin

When Apple chief executive Tim Cook visited No 10, he stopped to admire David Bailey’s portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. Jimmy McLoughlin, then Downing Street’s business director, gave him an impromptu tour and discovered along the way that Cook was also a fan of Netflix’s acclaimed royal drama The Crown.

The Independent UK

Why Paramount might win its case and still run out of time to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery

Vince Lombardi once said “We didn’t lose the game; we just ran out of time.” Hollywood has seen this movie before, and only a decade ago.

Fortune

AAPL Stock Alert: What to Know as Apple Acquires PlasmaSolve

EU says Apple acquired PlasmaSolve via a subsidiary in April. Here’s how the acquisition fits in AAPL’s broader manufacturing strategy.

Barchart

Telegram removed from Apple App store due to content concern

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The Independent UK

Why Wall Street Is Panicking About Apple’s Services Business

Apple beat earnings, but a disappointing Services performance sparked a sharp sell-off and led investors to question the company’s biggest growth engine.

Barchart

Exclusive: Dinari, founded by Stripe and Apple alums, partners with Circle to offer tokenized stocks to U.S. investors

The launch features 724 tokenized equities, including the entire S&P 500, marking the largest catalog of digital shares currently available.

Fortune

iPhone Ultra vs Galaxy Z Fold 8 — here's 3 big ways Apple could win

The iPhone Ultra could surpass the Galaxy Z Fold 8 when it launches this fall, and it has more to do with software than hardware.

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OpenAI calls out Apple's 'careless, aggressive and oddly personal lawsuit' in latest blog post

Apple has yet to respond.

Benzinga

Apple Seeks Injunction Against OpenAI in Trade Secrets Lawsuit, Says It Faces 'Irreparable Harm'— Jim Cramer Says 'Gloves Off'

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) has asked a U.S. judge to issue a preliminary injunction preventing two former employees and OpenAI from accessing, using, or disclosing alleged confidential information while its trade secrets lawsuit proceeds.

The Independent UK

Telegram messenger vanishes from the iPhone’s App Store

Brief deletion draws criticism from Apple’s critics

Tom’s Hardware

‘Apple is getting this wrong,’ says OpenAI — startup blasts iPhone maker over lawsuit alleging it stole confidential information through ex-Apple employees

OpenAI denies Apple's allegations in a blog post. The company claims that it doesn't have and even doesn't want its rivals trade secrets.

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Apple confirmed iPhone-to-Windows clipboard sync is coming, but only because the EU forced its hand

Following an EU Digital Markets Act request from Microsoft, Apple agreed to develop cross-platform clipboard syncing between iPhones and Windows 11 PCs. The feature relies on Apple’s AccessorySetupKit and is targeted for late 2027, though it may remain exclusive to users in the European Union.

TechRadar

A potentially dangerous macOS security flaw went unreported due to Apple being deluged by AI slop bug reports

Security researchers found a high-severity RCE flaw, which Apple later fixed.

International Business Times UK

Telegram App Store Ban Explained: Why Apple Removed the Messaging App as Pavel Durov Faces Terror Charges

Apple briefly removed Telegram from its App Store due to content violations, highlighting ongoing legal and regulatory challenges for the platform and its founder, Pavel Durov.

Fortune

Sam Altman’s OpenAI publishes brutal critique of Apple lawsuit: ‘Apple is getting this wrong’

Everything you need to know before you reach the office this morning.

TechRadar

Google just made managing your Fitbit health data far easier on iOS, and I can’t believe it’s taken this long

Fitbit data saved in Google Health can now be synced to Apple Health on iOS.

The Economic Times

How dumb I was! When Peter Lynch regretted not buying Warren Buffett's favourite stock whose product his daughter used

Legendary investor Peter Lynch expressed regret over missing out on Apple despite his daughter buying an iPod, calling the oversight a mistake given Apple's simple business model and strong balance sheet. Lynch emphasized his core investing rule to know what you own before putting money into any stock.

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Apple seems to be rebranding itself as a subscription service. I wish it wouldn't

First they came for the software. Then they came for the hardware.

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