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The United States government has demanded that Apple take an unprecedented step which threatens the security of our customers. We oppose this order, which has implications far beyond the legal case at hand. 
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Apple Inc.’s tough stance in refusing a request by the Justice Department to unlock an iPhone sets the front line for a war between Silicon Valley and Washington, D.C., while will get emotional, overheated and technical and likely impact the coming presidential election.
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A Manhattan comics artists has put Steve Jobs into 94 pages of other peoples' comics, where he articulates every word of Apple's iTunes user agreement.
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Technically Incorrect: The Apple co-founder says he is extremely concerned about our survival, as the future is "scary." We may become the mere pets of computers.
Kaleb Bell's curator insight,
March 24, 2015 8:11 PM
Take over by computers? Scary as it sounds it could possibly be true. Training and building computers to do everything for us could be just as if not worse off for us then better.
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A social-networking company has changed the way internet companies consume the hardware on which they run.
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Apple is not building a car. Not today, not tomorrow, not this year. Not ever. It’s not building a gas one or a diesel one. It’s not building an electric one or nuclear-powered one. It’s not.
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It takes a lot of capital to enter the auto industry, but Apple's got the money — and the knowledge necessary for a 21st century effort.
Gabriela Atuesta's curator insight,
February 17, 2015 12:22 AM
Tras conocerse que la empresa americana Apple, encargada de producir Iphones, Ipads, Ipods, MacBooks, entre otros figura con una considerable cifra en Wall Street, y ha tomado gran popularidad, lo que ha generado algunos rumores sobre la posible inversion de Apple a la industria automovilística. Conocedores del tema han dicho, que esta idea no estaria tan loca como se cree... pues Apple dispone de toda la cantidad de dinero necesaria para hacerlo.
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The valuation puts Apple on the top, which is more than the combined valuation of Google and Microsoft, its two closest competitors.
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The problem with collaboration tools is that there’s so many of them and they all try and reinvent the wheel i.e. what was so wrong with sitting down and having those things called ‘meetings’ or giving people a phone call?
wimi-teamwork.com's curator insight,
February 11, 2015 9:58 AM
What is the future for the traditional office in the wake of new collaboration tools?
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The recent IBM-Apple partnership shows how much has changed since 1984. Today, firms prosper by widening and deepening connections to talent, information, partners and consumers.
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Full Speech + Q&A -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qzliIR3TU8 Date - May 22, 2014
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On one side are those who argue that Apple has a duty to aid law enforcement. On the other are those who fear that the case risks setting a dangerous...
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A major debate over privacy and online encryption has erupted after the computer giant Apple announced it will resist a court order to help the FBI break into an iPhone recovered from one of the San Bernardino shooters. Citing an 18th century law, federal prosecutors requested a court order to compel Apple to assist the investigation in unlocking the phone of Syed Rizwan Farook. In December, Farook and his wife killed 14 and injured 22 others in San Bernardino. On Tuesday night, Apple CEO Tim Cook published an open letter to customers announcing his company’s decision to fight the court order. "Up to this point, we have done everything that is both within our power and within the law to help them," Cook said. "But now the U.S. government has asked us for something we simply do not have, and something we consider too dangerous to create. They have asked us to build a backdoor to the iPhone." We speak to Alex Abdo, staff attorney at the National Security Project at the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Apple has 98,000 employees and earned $39.5 billion after tax over the past year. If Apple was a worker cooperative, then each employee would’ve received a $403,000 dividend on top of their salaries. Even the lowest paid worker would’ve earned at least $403,000 in Apple as worker cooperative. The first thing [...]
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So let's talk about ad blocking.
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Apple and IBM’s partnership that has the companies working together to produce enterprise-friendly apps has expanded yet again with the addition of eight more apps designed for iOS devices, including the iPhone and iPad, bringing the total number...
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Ola, the SoftBank-backed taxi-hailing service in India, is taking a leaf out of the Uber playbook after it launched a food ordering service. Read More
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The United States Central Intelligence Agency has been involved in a “multi-year effort” to break through Apple’s security code, according to a new report from the Intercept.
Alexandre Sammartino's curator insight,
March 11, 2015 7:46 AM
Here is a good example that shows how technology and innovation can reduce our freedom. Indeed, while technology offers to people new ways of communication and make our life easier, it also reduce our personal privacy because all our technological products could be under surveillance.. An article from The Intercept!
4 Miriam Hall's curator insight,
March 12, 2015 10:20 AM
CIA/NSA
What the heck. Apparently the CIA has full access to our phones, history, apple accounts, call/message logs, etc. This was probably in the terms and agreements no one read.
As creepy as this is, I think its a good thing, The CIA having access to phones has the potential to deter, if not prevent terrorism.
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Cook was the only major tech CEO at President Obama's cybersecurity and consumer privacy summit.
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After blasting through the fabled $700 billion ceiling yesterday to become the most valuable publicly traded company ever, Apple shares are shooting even higher today.
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Curiosity arose in the Bay Area this week when reports of unlabeled, tech-adorned, seemingly self-driving vans began flooding in---at least one of them belonging to Apple.
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The irony of Bitcoin's fall is that some of the attributes that initially made it so attractive to its backers like no centralized banking control, lax regulation and no transaction fees, are the very same things that are actually causing its demise.
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(Reuters) - Apple Inc will open a manufacturing facility in Arizona in partnership with mineral crystal specialist GT Advanced Technologies Inc to make sapphire materials for Apple's popular electronics devices.
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