Don Reisinger

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  • Apple store in Hong Kong, ChinaTech

    Questions mount over Apple’s next iPhone models, DarkSky acquisition, and ‘anti-competitive behaviors’

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    Apple focuses on what’s next amid coronavirus outbreak

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  • Despite the coronavirus outbreak, Apple managed to unveil new devices this week.Tech

    Coronavirus doesn’t stop Apple from debuting new devices

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  • Make the coronavirus-driven at-home experience easier with low-cost or free tools and services for everything from videoconferencing to games and story time for kids.Tech

    Don’t get cut off by the coronavirus. Here are (mostly) free tech tools for work, education, and fun

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  • Apple iPad Pro 2020Tech

    Apple releases new MacBook Air, iPad Pro with LiDAR sensor and trackpad support

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  • Apple had planned to reopen its stores on March 27. With the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the plan has changed.Tech

    Apple store closures extended to ‘until further notice’

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  • Apple shut down all of its retail stores outside of mainland China until late March, but industry experts say that will have little impact on the company’s business.Tech

    Apple’s store closures are dramatic—but experts say they’ll barely nibble at its bottom line

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  • A closed Apple Store in Rome.Tech

    Coronavirus forces Apple’s hand on WWDC

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  • A man and a child walk by a closed Apple store on February 20, 2020 in Shanghai, China. As coronavirus wears away at both demand for the iPhone and Apple’s suppliers in China, sales of the smartphone are down. That could mean significant challenges for the company’s financial performance.Tech

    China iPhone sales drop 61% year-over-year, report says, as Apple struggles with coronavirus

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  • Daily Life In Shanghai Amid Coronavirus OutbreakTech

    Growing coronavirus threat weighs on Apple

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  • Apple CEO Tim Cook thinks Coronavirus is under control in China, but it’s still causing plenty of speculation about the future of the iPhone. Meanwhile, Apple is partnershing with Johnson & Johnson on a heart health study.Tech

    Health questions swirled around Apple this week, from coronavirus to a heart study partnership

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  • Farming is expected to get a big lift from 5G, but it may take several years.Tech

    How 5G promises to revolutionize farming

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  • Christoph Dernbach/picture alliance via Getty ImagesTech

    Apple pushes deeper into health research with Johnson & Johnson heart study

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  • A man cycles past a closed Apple store in Beijing on February 8, 2020. Apple says the coronavirus outbreak has slowed its supply chain and impacted sales worldwide.Tech

    Apple course corrects for the coronavirus to keep its next iPhones on track

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  • When 5G becomes ubiquitous around the world, it’ll deliver faster speeds—and the potential for many more security threats, according to experts.Tech

    How the 5G revolution could increase mobile security—and opportunities for hackers

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