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MacRumors The big Apple news this week was the announcement of a September 10 event in Cupertino, where we’ll most likely see the launch of the 2019 iPhones (mockups of those phones are pictured above). We also saw some little news stories, such as a rumor that Apple had a “walkie-talkie” feature in mind for the iPhone (but has shelved it for now), Siri privacy concerns, the sound quality of Apple’s AirPods, Apple’s slightly-altered stance on right-to-repair, and some news regarding a new Apple TV Plus show. See the Apple news roundup below for all the latest! The top Apple news stories of the past week: iPhone launch event set for September 10: On Thursday, Apple sent out press invites for a media event at the Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino on September 10. This is undoubtedly the event at which Apple will launch the 2019 iPhones. Mark your calendar! Apple shelves “walkie-talkie” feature for iPhones: Allegedly, Apple was working on a so-called “walkie-talkie” feature fo

There’s no doubt that PC gaming can get real expensive real fast. That’s why when you find some great gaming deals, you need to take advantage of them immediately! Case in point, there are some awesome gaming deals happening right now at Amazon . The deals are part of the Intel Gamer Days event, but don’t let that fool you: there are plenty of products on sale here that have nothing to do with Intel . As part of the event, you can save tons of cash on all sorts of things, including gaming laptops, desktops, accessories, monitors, and even networking gear. There’s even a sweet-looking Razer backpack thrown in there for good measure. You can click here (or the button below) to see all the gaming deals on offer, but here are some highlights we found: Razer DeathAdder Elite Gaming Mouse — Usually $70,  now just $35 (50 percent off) Razer Ornata Chroma Gaming Keyboard — Usually $100, now just $55 (45 percent off) Acer Predator 27-inch IPS Gaming Monitor — Usually $700, now just

Disney Update: U.S. residents can pre-order Disney Plus before the official November 12 launch. Both new and current members of Disney’s D23 club can snap up three years of Disney Plus service for $140.97, or just under $4 a month. This is being offered for both paid Gold members of D23 as well as free D23 members. The special deal lasts until September 2, so hurry!  Sign up for Disney Plus via D23 Disney announced well over a year ago that the company plans to launch its own streaming service for its many movie and TV properties. It would compete directly with services like Netflix , Hulu , Amazon Prime Video and upcoming ventures like Apple’s streaming TV launch. Now we know what the Disney streaming service will be called: Disney Plus (or Disney+, as the company officially brands it). As you can see with its official logo, the company is trying to show that Disney Plus will link up organically with the rest of its properties. Editor's Pick 10 best video streaming

Happy Friday, readers. It may have felt like a long week if you’re in the wrong job. If you like the idea of being a Google Data Engineer or even a Cloud Architect instead, today’s deal might interest you. The Google Cloud Platform is Google’s answer to Amazon Web Services. It’s a suite of cloud computing services , and it’s the premier tool for a lot of high-end machine learning applications. That’s because TensorFlow, which is often used in deep learning technology , is also from Google. It might all sound a bit niche, but TensorFlow is used to manage big data, which is where huge sums of money are being invested these days. How else are the corporations going to process all the data they hold about us? Get fully trained for the Google Data Engineer and Cloud Architect certification exams. If you like the sound of working in this field then the Complete Google Data Engineer and Cloud Architect Guide is a great place to start. It assumes no prior knowledge and contain