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Apple has a history of appealing product design, user-friendly software, and releasing products that are built to last. Along the way, Cupertino has made its fair share of memorable gaffes too. Here are some of the more notable mistakes.

Apple’s got a new people person, four guesses at Apple’s least-owned device, and Apple Pay Later and Apple Pay, later.

Considering Apple Services, in defense of the entry-level iPhone 14, and iFixit breaks the latest HomePod.

Big tech goes bigger on AI, Google and Mozilla rev their engines for iPhone, and for sale: One Apple Museum Starter Kit.

Considering iPhone price drops in China, Evercore is still bullish on the App Store, and updates for Apple's media players.

Looking out from the Observation Deck, we see reactions to Apple earnings, South Korea okays Apple Pay, and playing Tetris at SXSW.

Recapping Apple’s December-quarter numbers and dipping into the earnings call. That's the kind of day we're having on the Observation Deck.

Prepping for the earnings call, a Federal agency calls for sideloading, and Samsung teases a move on mixed-reality. 

Notes ahead of Apple’s earnings, details around HomePod, and the last of Apple Store’s original doors closes.

A fight over foldable iPads, Apple’s in trouble with the NLRB, and remembering the year that just started.