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Apple’s most significant moves of 2019

The start of the year – and with it the decade – are here, and both have been busy for the company from Cupertino. There have been new products, the usual number of major and minor controversies, and oh so much rumour and speculation. But let’s stick to the facts.

With the new year upon us, it’s time to cast our eyes back over the past 12 months in Apple and pick out the most significant moves and trends – the ones only visible with the benefit

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