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| Jim Dalrymple / The Loop: |
Apple Music nightmare: adding music doesn't work as expected, lost access to 4,700 songs after turning off the service — Apple Music is a nightmare and I'm done with it — I love Apple. I love them because they take difficult problems and come up with innovative, simple solutions.
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See also Mediagazer| Owen Williams / The Next Web: |
Apple needs to untie apps like Apple Music from iOS updates so it can iterate and fix bugs through the App Store as patches become available — Apple desperately needs to split official apps from iOS updates — Apple Music, which was released just a few weeks ago, landed to much fanfare from tech journalists.
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| Aaron Tilley / Forbes: |
Apple's strict Bluetooth LE encryption requirements result in long lag times, slowing the rollout of some HomeKit devices — What's Behind The Hold Up For Apple's HomeKit? — It's been more than a year since Apple announced HomeKit, its system for connecting smart home devices through iOS.
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| Benjamin Mayo / 9to5Mac: |
Apple will soon allow manufacturers to integrate Apple Watch charging pads into accessories — Official third-party Apple Watch stands and docks with integrated chargers on the way — An example of current Apple Watch stands that must utilize Apple's official Watch charging cable.| Kellex / Droid Life: |
Leaked Moto X images suggest the device will come with front-facing flash and a fingerprint sensor built into the front speaker — Is This Our First Look at the Front of the Moto X (3rd Gen)? (Updated: More Pics!) — Next Tuesday, Motorola is going to show off new products to us at an event in New York.| Matt Flegenheimer / New York Times: |
De Blasio drops plans to cap number of vehicles operated by Uber in NYC for now, will conduct four-month study on traffic impact of for-hire vehicle operators — De Blasio Administration Dropping Plan for Uber Cap, for Now — The de Blasio administration has backed away from its fight …
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| Kurt Wagner / Re/code: |
Twitter's annual mobile developer conference, Flight, scheduled for October 21 in San Francisco — Twitter's Mobile Developer Conference, Flight, Returns — Twitter is bringing back Flight this October, the mobile developer conference it launched last year to show off products for people who build mobile apps.
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| Jason Del Rey / Re/code: |
Amazon's Latest Prime Perk: A Five Percent Cash-Back Credit Card — Amazon continues to make a concerted effort to add new perks to Amazon Prime as it tries to funnel new shoppers into the membership program that turns casual shoppers into Amazon addicts. Here's another Prime benefit … | Christopher M. Matthews / Wall Street Journal: |
Amid rate fixing investigations, New York regulator questions messaging service Symphony, soon to be used by banks, about data retention and deletion — Banks' New Messaging Startup Gets Questions from Regulator — Symphony Communication asked about plans for deletion and encryption of data| Financial Times: |
Qualcomm to cut 15% of its workforce for $1.4B in savings, consider a business split, appoint 3 new directors approved by activist shareholder Jana Partners — Qualcomm eyes break-up and up to 4,500 job losses — Qualcomm, the $105bn chipmaker under pressure from an activist investor …
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| Joe Rossignol / MacRumors: |
Strategy Analytics: Apple Watch captures 75% of smartwatch market in Q2 with 4M units shipped — Apple Watch Captured Estimated 75% Smartwatch Market Share in Launch Quarter — The latest data from research firm Strategy Analytics estimates that the Apple Watch captured 75.5% global … | Frederic Lardinois / TechCrunch: |
Open Container Initiative Gains Momentum As AT&T, Oracle, Twitter And Others Join — A month ago, Docker and the Linux Foundation announced the Open Container Project at Docker's developer conference. Now called the Open Container Initiative, the project is seeing rapid growth … | Paul Sawers / VentureBeat: |
Xiaomi will let Uber users in Asia buy the new Mi Note smartphone directly through the Uber app — China-based smartphone maker Xiaomi has announced a partnership with Uber that will see the e-taxi company take on a dual-role of e-commerce company and on-demand delivery drivers.
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