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Headlines

Here’s some interesting hiring news I’ve heard through the little birdie grapevine: Doug Field — who left Tesla in May after overseeing Model 3 production — is back at Apple, working in Bob Mansfield’s project Titan group.

Samsung, Xiaomi, and other rivals are stomping the company in India, where it ranks 11th.

News

In a competitive situation, Apple has secured the rights to develop a series based in Min Jin Lee’s bestselling novel “Pachinko”

The state-backed People’s Daily said Apple should share more of its “economic cake” with the Chinese people or risk ”anger and nationalist sentiment” amid the ongoing trade war.

Apple has given a straight-to-series order to a half-hour scripted comedy from Rob McElhenney and Charlie Day, Variety has learned.

Reviews

In this mobile P2P payment services review, Consumer Reports details which mobile payment service is best for reimbursing a friend or sending someone a money gift by smartphone or tablet.

Modern design is a clear centerpiece of Books, but the app also includes new features, big and small, that make it feel all-new. From tools that borrow from Goodreads, to more robust collections, to dark mode, and much more. There’s a lot to explore here, so let’s dive in.

In India, the world’s second-biggest smartphone market, Apple Inc’s normally deft management of government relations is being put to a fresh high-stakes test.

Rumors

iPhone 9? iPhone X Plus? iPhone Xs? iPhone 11? iPhone 2019? The new iPhone?

We don’t know the name… but we know what it’ll look like!

Apple’s 2018 iPhone range is still a mystery. How many models will launch? What will they be called, and how big will the screens be? Whether you’re looking for the iPhone X Plus, the iPhone 9, the iPhone 11, or just the iPhone 8S, here are all the rumors about Apple’s 2018 iPhones.

Others

Researchers found a way to compromise a Mac the first time it connects to Wi-Fi, potentially putting scores of enterprise customers at risk.

State superintendent says money that’s been sitting at DPI will be used to buy teachers tablets, track literacy.

Finally

You thought paying $1,000 for an iPhone was a lot? It may be just the beginning.