“We have never — and would never — do anything to intentionally shorten the life of any Apple product, or degrade the user experience to drive customer upgrades,” Apple said on its website. By RYAN NAKASHIMA
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Starbucks Launches Black & White Mocha Drinks to Celebrate New Year’s
By MAHITA GAJANAN Article Reprint Starbucks is going black-tie for New Year’s with a new line of limited edition drinks to end 2017 with a bang.
Read moreTexas Restaurant Under Fire For ‘Coon Chicken Inn’ Sign
Cook’s Garage is defending their racism. By Parker Riley Article Reprint Imagine sitting in a restaurant and you see a neon sign with a racist caricature of a Black man that says “Coon Chicken Inn.” Would
Read moreIsrael Regulator Seeks to Ban Bitcoin Firms From Stock Exchange
By Steven Scheer Article Reprint JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Israel’s markets regulator said on Monday he will propose regulation to ban companies based on bitcoin and other digital currencies from trading on the Tel Aviv Stock
Read moreApple Is Being Sued Over Slowing Down iPhones
By Janko Roettgers Article Reprint Apple is facing two separate lawsuits over its recently disclosed throttling of the performance of older iPhones. The lawsuits, filed in Illinois and California, allege that Apple intentionally slowed down iPhones in order to
Read moreAmazon Starts Selling Apple TV Again, Promptly Sells Out
By Janko Roettgers Article Reprint Two years after banning the product from its online store, Amazon began selling Apple’s Apple TV streaming box again Wednesday — but don’t look now if you want to buy one: The company sold out of Apple TV
Read moreDiddy Wants to Buy the Panthers, But Can He Actually Afford to Do It?
By: Chris Yuscavage Article Reprint Back in October, Diddy made some major waves in the sports world when he took to Twitter to reveal that he wanted to buy the NFL. Not an NFL team, mind you, but the entire
Read moreESPN President Skipper Steps Down Citing Substance Abuse
George Bodenheimer will serve as acting chair of the company By: Eben Novy-Williams Article Reprint John Skipper resigned as president of ESPN, Walt Disney Co.’s most important cable property, after 20 years at the network,
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