This week on AI: Three iPhones in 2017, Apple takes on Snapchat, surprise iOS 9.3.5 update & more
The "iPhone 7" may still be just around the corner, but the focus of news is already beginning to lean more heavily on future Apple products, including 2017 iPhones, new Macs, and potential health technologies.
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Apple may launch three new iPhones in 2017, limiting curved OLED to one model - report
Apple to take on Snapchat, Facebook in 2017 with new iPhone video editing app - report
Apple issues iOS 9.3.5 update, patching serious security issues discovered just 10 days ago
Watchdog group finds Pegatron exploiting workers in lead up to 'iPhone 7' launch
macOS Sierra beta points to future Macs equipped with 10Gbps USB 3.1 Gen 2
Apple's health push continues with reported buyout of digital records firm Gliimpse
Apple issues 8th developer beta of iOS 10, 7th public release
Apple shakes up retail workforce with new and renamed job titles, other changes
Foxconn acknowledges deaths of two workers from Apple-focused Zhengzhou plant [u]
Touch controllers on iPhone 6, 6 Plus failing in specific way for some users
Apple Music Festival to feature Elton John, Alicia Keys, Chance the Rapper, others
Apple again rumored to axe iPhone home button in 2017
Apple gets green light to add 1,000 jobs at Irish headquarters
Intel plots attack on Apple's partnership with TSMC, looks to build A-series chips by 2018
'iPhone 7' production affected by low yields on waterproof speaker, dual camera - report
UMG moratorium on exclusives may have killed Lady Gaga deal with Apple Music
Sources: iPhone 6 series 'touch disease' now accounting for about 11% of Apple Store repairs
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Everything you need to know:
- There may be not one but three flagship iPhone models next year > >
- Apple could make another attempt at social media with a Snapchat-like app > >
- iOS 9.3.5 was released to tackle vulnerabilities used by an Israeli company to spy on iPhones > >
- Apple supplier Pegatron is still exploiting workers, an activist group said > >
- Upcoming Macs may support 10Gbps USB 3.1 > >
- Apple bought out medical records firm Gliimpse > >
- New iOS 10 betas were released to developers and the public > >
For in-depth discussion of this week's hottest stories, listen to the AppleInsider podcast. Subscribe here, or stream the embed below:
A roundup of all of our hottest stories this week:
Apple may launch three new iPhones in 2017, limiting curved OLED to one model - report
Apple to take on Snapchat, Facebook in 2017 with new iPhone video editing app - report
Apple issues iOS 9.3.5 update, patching serious security issues discovered just 10 days ago
Watchdog group finds Pegatron exploiting workers in lead up to 'iPhone 7' launch
macOS Sierra beta points to future Macs equipped with 10Gbps USB 3.1 Gen 2
Apple's health push continues with reported buyout of digital records firm Gliimpse
Apple issues 8th developer beta of iOS 10, 7th public release
Apple shakes up retail workforce with new and renamed job titles, other changes
Foxconn acknowledges deaths of two workers from Apple-focused Zhengzhou plant [u]
Touch controllers on iPhone 6, 6 Plus failing in specific way for some users
Apple Music Festival to feature Elton John, Alicia Keys, Chance the Rapper, others
Apple again rumored to axe iPhone home button in 2017
Apple gets green light to add 1,000 jobs at Irish headquarters
Intel plots attack on Apple's partnership with TSMC, looks to build A-series chips by 2018
'iPhone 7' production affected by low yields on waterproof speaker, dual camera - report
UMG moratorium on exclusives may have killed Lady Gaga deal with Apple Music
Sources: iPhone 6 series 'touch disease' now accounting for about 11% of Apple Store repairs