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    Apple has introduced an extra step when subscribing to services via apps on iOS. The company has made the long-requested move of adding an additional friction point when signing up…

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    Apple Shatters Q4 2024 Amazing Revenue Record with Nearly $95 Billion in Earnings

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    iOS 18.1 Release Notes: Powerful New Features and Enhancements Unveiled

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    Apple’s M4 Pro Chip Benchmark: Stunning Performance and Efficiency in the Latest Macs

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    Apple Wi-Fi Chip Development in 2025: A Bold Move Towards Device Independence and Innovation

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    Will Apple Ever Release Garden Tech?

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