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Nosebleed territory: Apple gets its second $1 trillion valuation

Let the guessing begin, but 64M would ring the bell!

How many iPhones did Apple sell last quarter

How many iPhones did Apple sell last quarter?

China clears way for Apple Pay

Chinese government officially suspends controversial banking technology rules

Apple Pay plans to launch in Canada this fall

Apple Pay Plans to Launch in Canada This Fall - WSJ

Apple Pay could launch in Canada this fall - report

Apple makes 'last-minute decision' to use TSMC for 30% of 'A9' chip orders for next iPhone

See Above: It appears to be made by TSMC

Apple's Retina MacBook bears first fruits of Anobit acquisition with new in-house SSD controller

Already a showpiece of technical innovation, Apple's 12-inch Retina MacBook appears to have one more trick up it sleeve in the form of a new, in-house SSD controller likely born of the company's 2011 acquisition of Israeli firm Anobit.

Apple's Retina MacBook bears first fruits of Anobit acquisition with new in-house SSD controller

Retina Macbook 2015 Teardown - iFixit

Apple Watch's hardened aluminum in iPhone 6s could lay "Bend-gate" to rest

Apple Watch's hardened aluminum in iPhone 6s could lay Bendgate to rest | Cult of Mac

Hopefully, this app would help me replace iWeb, but it's really not a web site builder, it's an app.

They aren't very far along to their financial goal, which makes it kind of iffy.

Kickstarter project "Glide" brings drag-and-drop development to iOS apps

Kickstarter project 'Glide' brings drag-and-drop development to iOS apps | iMore

Glide - Beautifully Simple, Professional App Creation by Chris Harris — Kickstarter

Apple grows its own solar farms in China

In an interview on Thursday with China's official Xinhua news agency, Apple's vice president of environmental initiatives, Lisa Jackson, said the solar plants will be located in grasslands primarily used for raising yaks. Ms. Jackson, who was previously head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, said Apple will take care to minimize the impact of construction on the environment. An Apple spokeswoman said Friday in an email that Apple and its local partners won't use cement to install solar panels or dig trenches for wires during construction.

Apple Grows Its Own Solar Farms in China - Digits - WSJ

Apple Polishes China Image With Solar Farms

Pearson, not Apple, to blame for failed L.A. schools technology program

Though the Los Angeles Unified School District's demand for a multi-million dollar refund from Apple has grabbed headlines, the failure of the $1.3 billion program to create a new digital curriculum for Los Angles students appears to lie primarily with educational publishing company Pearson.