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Google's Ad Momentum And AI Push Could Power Big Quarter, Analyst Says

Google parent company Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ:GOOGL) is expected to post strong third-quarter (Q3) revenue growth, even as one-time legal charges weigh on profits.

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Microsoft’s new icons are proving surprisingly popular with Apple fans

The divisive new designs are finally getting some love.

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iPhone Fold could launch later than expected — here's why

New analysis suggests Apple may struggle to produce enough screens for the iPhone Fold, meaning a delay to launch.

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Buying Microsoft Stock Ahead Of Earnings? Seasonality Might Be On Your Side

With Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ:MSFT) set to report its fiscal first-quarter earnings in late October, some investors may be wondering if now is the right time to jump in. As it turns out, history says yes.

Benzinga

Apple's iPhone 17 Lead Times Remain High: Gene Munster Says 'Data Reinforces The Optimism'

Demand for the iPhone 17 could help boost the stock price of Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) going forward. The big question is whether investors will be patient enough to wait for results from the September and December quarters to get a true picture of sales demand.

Benzinga

Apple will pay up to $2M for finding an iPhone security flaw

The company is restructuring its bug bounty program after rolling out several new security features in recent years.

Axios

"Greed over gaming": Game Pass price hike slammed by Xbox co-founder as a "betrayal" to fans, says the company "threw away one of their last advantages"

Microsoft Game Studios' Laura Fryer has some thoughts on the state of Xbox

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Xbox Game Pass Ultimate price hikes won't affect some subscribers — but there's a catch

Xbox Game Pass Ultimate's price hike is infuriating users, but subscribers in a few regions will be able to stick with the older price for a little while longer.

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Microsoft delays Xbox Game Pass price hike for existing subscribers in "certain countries," but only "for now" and not for the US or UK

Xbox Game Pass prices are still going up, just not for everyone yet

GamesRadar

Xbox squashes rumours that it's pulling out of consoles

Future Xbox consoles and handhelds are in development, Microsoft says

Following its latest Xbox Game Pass price jump, Microsoft immediately tries to justify the decision with more day one releases and increased "value"

Xbox Game Pass Ultimate is now 50% more expensive, and people are displeased

GamesRadar

Xbox quietly cuts Call of Duty discount for Game Pass Ultimate subscribers despite raising the price by $10

I'm even more convinced the price hike might be because of Call of Duty

GamesRadar

I'm leaving Xbox Game Pass Ultimate in the dust — I just cancelled my subscription and moved to the new best tier instead

The recent price increase to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate has seriously reduced its value, making one of the service's alternative tiers the new best option (if you're able to use it well, that is).

Windows Central

Xbox Game Pass price hike is infuriating users — but here's how to beat the cost increase

Xbox Game Pass is getting a major price hike, and gamers aren't impressed. However, there's still time to score a discount right now.

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"Two words: cancel now" - Xbox Game Pass cancelations seemingly surge following Microsoft's tone-deaf post praising "more rewards" amid 50% price hike, and even GameStop's got jokes: "$29.99 every month. Own nothing"

When even GameStop's clowning on you, you know you done messed up

iPhone 17 Pro scratches can be fixed by... a common condiment

You've probably got it at home already

Benzinga

Apple's iPhone 17 Demand, Oracle's Co-Ceo Shuffle, Micron's Earnings Preview And More: This Week In Tech

Another week has flown by, and it’s time to catch up on the latest news from the tech and stock markets. Here’s a quick recap of the major stories from the weekend.

Tom’s Guide

Apple finally responds to class action lawsuit over delayed Apple Intelligence features

Apple has asked a judge to dismiss the Siri lawsuit arguing its an overreaction. Here's what it might mean for you.

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The Independent UK

Apple says it could stop selling products in Europe if EU does not repeal controversial law

iPhone maker has long fought against European regulations – which politicians say are necessary to uphold competition

Radio France Internationale

Apple presses EU to drop competition law, raises consumer concerns

Apple on Thursday urged the European Union to scrap its Digital Markets Act (DMA), the competition law that came into force last year to curb the power of big tech firms.

The Guardian - UK

Apple calls for changes to anti-monopoly laws and says it may stop shipping to the EU

The iPhone-maker criticises Brussels’ Digital Markets Act and says delayed features are leading to a worse experience for users

International Business Times

Apple Asks EU To Scrap Landmark Digital Competition Law

Apple asked the European Union to scrap its landmark digital competition law on Thursday, arguing that it poses security risks and creates a "worse experience" for consumers.

Tom’s Guide

Apple responds to iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone Air 'scratchgate' — and aluminum durability concerns

Apple has addressed the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone Air 'scratchgate' controversy, blaming the initial scuffs on material transfer from worn MagSafe risers.

Tom’s Guide

No, Apple isn't buying up all the iPhone 13 Pro Maxes for over $1,000 each — TikTok is wrong

Don't believe everything you see online. Apple isn't trying to buy up all the iPhone 13 Pro Maxes with overpriced trade-ins.

Benzinga

Tim Cook Revives Apple's First International Store In Exclusive Luxury Location That Embodies Bernard Arnault's Advice To Steve Jobs

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) will reopen its Ginza store in Tokyo on Friday, marking a homecoming to the brand's original international retail location across from Louis Vuitton in the city's luxury shopping district.

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