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iOS Tips and Trends Jan 23, 2017 Up is down, down is up: Apple's always responsible Lawsuit alleges thing we've only been told 10 million times is wrong. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • The Week in Apple News: The future of Apple Music, GarageBand and Logic Pro X updates, iPad and iPhone rumors, and more • The Week in iOS Apps: Never-ending notebooks • Apple sues Qualcomm over patent licensing and $1B in payments • Meitu's photo-effects app tracks users without disclosing enough • Secrets for Mac and Secrets Touch review: A simple, no-frills password manager for Mac and iOS • The case for a touchscreen Mac • Apple Pencil 2 might be coming this spring, along with a new 10.5-inch iPad Pro • Nintendo's Fire Emblem Heroes looks sharp, but will it survive the freemium transition? • A thousand wrongs for every right: Apple praise comes with baggage • Apple updates GarageBand and Logic Pro X with iCloud File Sharing and Touch Bar support • The Week in iOS Accessories: Cool cases The Week in Apple News: The future of Apple Music, GarageBand and Logic Pro X updates, iPad and iPhone rumors, and more Apple headlines for the week ending January 20, 2017. Read More ▶ The Week in iOS Apps: Never-ending notebooks This week's roundup features updates to three big note-taking apps. Read More ▶ Apple sues Qualcomm over patent licensing and $1B in payments A nasty spat between Apple and Qualcomm broke into public view on Friday when the smartphone maker accused the chip supplier of charging "exorbitant" licensing fees for its cellular technology. Read More ▶ Meitu's photo-effects app tracks users without disclosing enough It's not malware, but the long-popular Chinese app's U.S. breakout moment was marred by a lack of disclosure and leftover code. Its maker promises to improve. Read More ▶ Secrets for Mac and Secrets Touch review: A simple, no-frills password manager for Mac and iOS Secrets allows users to easily and securely store passwords, credit card numbers, bank details, and other confidential information with OpenPGP and AES encryption. Read More ▶ The case for a touchscreen Mac If touchscreens are the future, than Apple may be missing an opportunity to grow. Read More ▶ Apple Pencil 2 might be coming this spring, along with a new 10.5-inch iPad Pro The second-generation Apple Pencil could incorporate magnets, wireless charging, and iPhone and Magic Trackpad support. Read More ▶ Nintendo's Fire Emblem Heroes looks sharp, but will it survive the freemium transition? A cult favorite role-player is Nintendo's next iOS release—with big changes in tow. Read More ▶ A thousand wrongs for every right: Apple praise comes with baggage Sometimes in a rush to detail Apple's failings, mistakes get made. Read More ▶ Apple updates GarageBand and Logic Pro X with iCloud File Sharing and Touch Bar support You can now share projects between Apple's two music editing apps. Read More ▶ The Week in iOS Accessories: Cool cases This week we include the best new cases in our roundup. See new offerings from Twelve South, elago, and more! Read More ▶

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