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The FBI may not need Apple's help to unlock an iPhone after all

by Molly Wood
Mar 22, 2016
Johns Hopkins professor Matthew Green broke the encryption on the iMessage system.
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The Dispatch, Ep 7: Will VR for games take off?

by Molly Wood
Mar 18, 2016
Developers are cautious about virtual reality.
Game enthusiasts test the Samsung Gear VR powered by Oculus at the Annual Gaming Industry Conference E3 in June of last year. 
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A missed opportunity? When Nokia doubted the iPhone

by Donna Tam
Mar 17, 2016
Before the iPhone was synonymous with the word "smartphone," some in the industry questioned if consumers would actually buy it.
New iPhone covers are displayed on screen during a Special Event at Bill Graham Civic Auditorium on September 9, 2015 in San Francisco, California.
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Encryption spreads as Apple battles the FBI

by Adriene Hill
Mar 14, 2016
Companies are beefing up protections for users to better compete for our business
rotesters demonstrate outside the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) headquarters building in Washington, DC, February 23, 2016, objecting to the US government attempt to put a backdoor into the Apple iPhone. 
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Are iPhones the new burner phone?

by Kai Ryssdal
Mar 4, 2016
According to law enforcement, iPhones are the device of choice for some criminals
A protester holds up an iPhone that reads, 'No Entry' outside of the the Apple store on 5th Avenue on February 23, 2016 in New York City.
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The app store's 'middle class' is drying up

by Tony Wagner
Mar 3, 2016
The market has dried up, leaving only the big players like Facebook, Google and Uber.
A model shows a 3G iPhone during its launch sale in Hong Kong on July 11, 2008. The iPhone 3G was the first model with access to Apple's App Store.
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Apple scores legal victory in New York

by Andy Uhler
Mar 1, 2016
A federal judge in New York didn't buy a government argument to open up an iPhone.
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Can you encrypt data? Then I've got a job for you!

by Nova Safo
Feb 25, 2016
The cybersecurity sector is experiencing a boom, and engineers are in high demand.
A protester holds up an iPhone that reads, 'No Entry' outside of the the Apple store on 5th Avenue on February 23, 2016 in New York City. Protesters gathered to support Apple's decision to resist the FBI's pressure to build a 'backdoor' to the iPhone of Syed Rizwan, one of the two San Bernardino shooters.
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Weekly Wrap

Weekly Wrap: Apple and the FBI

by Kai Ryssdal
Feb 19, 2016
Sudeep Reddy and Linette Lopez joins Kai to recap the week that was.
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How our privacy became Apple's protective shield

by Tracey Samuelson
Feb 18, 2016
The tech giant has steadily reduced its ability to access private communications.
Apple may get points for taking a stand on privacy, but "do you come across as un-American" asks Ben Schachter of Macquarie Securities.
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