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Apple earnings reveal iPhone and Services records while Mac and iPad falter

Apple has revealed its financial results for Q2 2023 and the results are polarising.

iMore

Apple posts better-than-anticipated earnings fueled by iPhone sales

Positive report comes after company’s rare stumbles on revenue, profit and sales in February and highlights strength of the brand

The Guardian - US

The iPhone's average selling price is now more than ever

The average selling price of the iPhone has reached a new high according to numbers shared by CIRP.

iMore

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Apple store customers could be asked to tip employees if this unionized store gets its way

Apple store employees in Maryland are seeking changes to rules that could see customers encouraged to tip employees.

iMore

Former Apple Employee Ordered By The Court To Repay The Company $19 Million After Pleading Guilty

Dhirendra Prasad was found to conspire to tax evasion and company embezzlement accepting hundred thousand dollars in bonuses.

Zenger

Amazon customers feel 'silly' when they realise the logo contains more than a smile

"I always thought it was a smile - like a little smirk."

Manchester Evening News

Shoppers only just realising the hidden messages in Amazon's logo after 23 years

A group of Amazon customers have been left 'mind blown' after only just realising the hidden messages in the company's iconic logo, despite staring it in the face for two decades

Daily Mirror

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Apple's iPhone App Store rules labeled 'absurd' as Elon Musk and Spotify's CEO pile on

Spotify CEO Daniel Ek and Twitter owner/CEO Elon Musk have complained about Apple's in-app subscription rules with one calling them "absurd."

iMore

Signed Steve Jobs check from year of Apple's founding expected to sell for huge sum

A signed check from Steve Jobs in 1976, the year Apple was born, is currently at auction.

iMore

The world's first Apple Store is getting a new home

The very first Apple Store is moving to a new location within the Tysons Corner shopping center.

iMore

Apple's 4 biggest design crimes

Even Apple has off days.

Creative Bloq

Microsoft News Roundup: Farewell Activision Blizzard deal, goodbye Windows 10, and so long Microsoft-branded accessories

The UK CMA blocked Microsoft's purchase of Activision Blizzard this week. We also saw Microsoft discontinue some of its accessories and a wide range of other stories.

Windows Central

For some PlayStation fans, the block on Xbox's Activision merger is cause for celebration

"Amazing news. Glad some agency has the sense to stop monopolistic expansion"

GamesRadar

Microsoft makes another cloud-gaming deal for Xbox despite CMA block

Microsoft and Nware, a European cloud gaming service, have signed a 10-year deal to bring Xbox Game Pass games to Nware's platform in spite of recent CMA scrutiny.

Windows Central

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Tom’s Guide

iPhone 15 USB-C port now looks confirmed — here's why

Apple MFi USB-C cables and USB-C EarPods are reportedly entering mass production ahead of the new iPhone 15 launch.

Android Central

Amazon earnings highlight a fairly positive quarter for Big Tech despite big cuts

Amazon reported more than $127 billion in revenue in its Q1 2023 financial earnings report.

The Independent UK

Microsoft's 'good guy' approach frays in UK gaming battle

Microsoft’s charm offensive with the world’s governments is starting to lose some of its luster as the software giant is confronting its toughest antitrust scrutiny since co-founder Bill Gates was in charge

Windows Central

Report: Microsoft Gaming lead Phil Spencer comments on the future of Xbox, should the Activision deal fail

The Activision-Blizzard deal was nuked by the United Kingdom's regulator this week, but Xbox has sought to remind staff that the vision for Microsoft's gaming strategy will continue.

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The Guardian - UK

Ignore Microsoft’s whines about the Activision takeover. The CMA did its job

Brad Smith’s reaction to Competition and Markets Authority blocking deal is pure Big Tech entitlement

USA Today Sports Media Group

The UK CMA has blocked Microsoft’s Activision-Blizzard deal

The U.K. Competition and Markets Authority blocked the Microsoft-Activision deal, citing concerns over cloud gaming

Inverse

The Microsoft-Activision Deal Just Hit a Massive Roadblock

The massive Microsoft-Activision deal has hit a major stopping point, as the UK's Competition and Markets authority has officially blocked the deal.

GamesRadar

Nintendo Switch isn't "technically capable" of running Call of Duty well, CMA argues

The CMA blocked the Microsoft Activision merger earlier today

ABC News

Microsoft hits out at UK regulator's 'flawed understanding' of game industry as multi-billion dollar Activision merger blocked

The UK's competition authority refuses to allow Microsoft's multi-billion-dollar acquisition of Activision, ruling such market dominance would suppress innovation in new technologies like cloud gaming.

The National (Scotland)

Multi-billion dollar firm furiously attacks 'increasingly dire' UK after deal blocked

GAMING giant Activision has declared the UK "closed for business" after the government blocked Microsoft's takeover of the company due to…

Windows Central

Shutting down arguments about Xbox Game Pass 'sustainability'

Since Xbox Game Pass came along, pundits lined up to take shots at the strategy. The disruptive service has given Xbox a foothold in the competitive gaming market, but questions of sustainability keep popping up.

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