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    Apple Announces Q2 2024 Earnings, Surpasses Analyst Expectations

    The tech giant reported $90.75 billion in revenue, marking a 4.31% decrease from the previous year’s $94.8 billion. Analysts had anticipated revenue closer to $90.33 billion. Profit also saw a…

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    Apple Revises Vision Pro Shipment Goals & Strategy

    In a significant shift, Apple has reduced its shipping forecasts for the Vision Pro, with the company now expecting to ship between 400,000 and 450,000 units this year. This marks…

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    iOS 18.1 Brings Revolutionary Apple Intelligence Features

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    Apple’s M4 MacBook Pro 2024: Everything We Know So Far

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