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Apple's wearable, the Apple Watch, received its first update nearly two weeks ago, and already it has some explaining to do. First noticed by 9to5Mac, the Apple Watch's heart monitor, which is supposed to consistently record a user's heart rate every 10 Along with some fixes and improvements, the first Apple Watch software update also modifies the behavior of the device's heart rate monitor. The change is not for the better according to some Apple Watch owners. Instead of capturing heart rate every 10 Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) is reportedly working to close a $19 million deal to bring in Drake as DJ for a revamped version of iTunes Radio. The popular rapper might also perform some other roles, but extra duties have not been revealed as of now, says a Apple Inc. has secured two domain names recently with two different UDRP filings on the domain names AppleID.com and AppleAccount.com . The AppleID.com domain name was registered on May 26, 2004 and was secured by Apple Inc. in a UDRP case #D2015-0582 with While it’s true that Apple and Google are often competitors, the companies also have working relationships that pay dividends for both. These “frenemies,” for instance, enjoy a mobile ad alliance that appears to be working quite well, according to a (AllHipHop News) First there was speculation Kanye West was partnering with Apple to launch the exclusive release of his next album Swish. Now there is talk that Drake could be signing on with the tech giant as well. The New York Post reports Drizzy is .

The phrase “too good to be true” springs to mind regarding the latest rumors about Tesla Motors (TSLA), so don’t expect TSLA stock to disappear anytime soon. As hard as it is to imagine such a deal with either of these companies going down, it would Apple is in talks to make Drake, Pharrell Williams, and David Guetta guest DJs on iTunes Radio, according to a new report. The company has reportedly been visiting music labels to complete the deals ahead of its Worldwide Developers Conference next week. Apple has recently acquired the full stake in Metaio, a German Augmented-Reality (AR) startup that provides software applications in retail, industrial and automotive markets. Metaio's technology is used to create virtual product showrooms by retailers Three years after Apple launched its own iOS Maps app to replace Google as its iPhone and iPad map provider, the Cupertino company is readying its first major enhancements to the service. Apple has been using the sensor-equipped vans in cities such as Los .