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    Going beyond the selfie stick: Snapchat launches a selfie drone

    The company responsible for Snapchat, Snap Inc., has thrown the covers off a drone called “Pixy”, which has been specifically designed with the taking of selfies in mind. The drone,…

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    Apple named among TIME’s top 100 Most Influential Companies for 2022

    TIME has included Apple on its list of the top 100 Most Influential Companies for 2022. TIME has said that its yearly list of influential firms “highlights businesses making an…

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    Privacy change to iOS could cost Meta $10 billion in revenue this year

    Meta has detailed the extent to which Apple’s iOS privacy update is set to damage its business, estimating a $10 billion impact on sales in 2022. This came after the…

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    iOS 18.1 Brings Revolutionary Apple Intelligence Features

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    Apple Watch’s Efficient Display Technology Poised to Revolutionize Future iPhones

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

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    What’s Head in Exploring iOS 18.2?

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    What’s New in macOS Sequoia 15.1?

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