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Apple news summary, August 24

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By Jonny Evans
| Apple Must
This is the short version of the full daily news headline summary you can so easily subscribe to at our accompanying Substack channel, The Core. It really helps us if you do subscribe there, and you get access to the whole feed every day. What happened yesterday? Click here. The rapid pace and multiple waves of leaks create a steady momentum to support any expected product release. Just as we get ready for the first folding iPhone, speculation concerning the next next big thing intensifies.
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US may give go-ahead for Apple to use CXMT, YMTC memory

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By Jonny Evans
| Apple Must
Micron stock tumbled today on a WCCTech report claiming the Trump administration has given Apple the go-ahead to break the deadlock of the big three memory vendors by purchasing memory from Chinese firms ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) and Yangtze Memory Technologies Corp (YMTC). The report takes pains to stress that the memory Apple acquires from these vendors will only be used in products sold in China.
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Apple news headlines, August 23

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By Jonny Evans
| Apple Must
What follows are some of the highlights of this weekend’s Apple-related news reporting, please subscribe to receive all the key headlines every day in one short email. Gurman says Apple’s product magic is coming back – and notes China already buys more folding smartphones than the rest of the world combined. Gurman thinks $100 price increases most likely. Counterpoint also predicts high-single-digit million unit sales for Apple’s first foldable device. MacBook Ultra is coming. This is what to expect.
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