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BuzzFeed reporter John Paczkowski has sent a tweet with a screenshot that shows Apple has "paused all product sales in Russia."

With five designs and a collectible sticker featuring five Apple logo illustrations, giving the gift of Apple via an official Apple Gift Card is now possible in Australia.

What's on today at Apple? Its new [AR]T Walk sessions feature works by leading contemporary artists, curated in partnership with the New Museum, "offered at Apple Stores around the world".

A report states an Australian man trying to pay with cash at the Apple Store in the Sydney suburb of Chatswood was pushed to pay with Apple Pay, resulting in the man buying at a different store instead.

Ok, so the iPhone XR didn't see the much larger queues seen at the Xs and Xs Max launch, but as the more affordable model, and in an age of online ordering, this was to be expected.

The Australian flagship Apple Store in Sydney's CBD is one of the very first places in the world to get the new iPhones, and as per usual, iTWire was there to capture it all on video.

Apple's iPhone 6 launch was massive, and with Apple already breaking earnings records set during that time more than once since, iPhone X's Apple Store queues were "off the charts" long and thus far, a huge success.

As expected, the lines for the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus in Sydney were clearly shorter this year than for all the previous iPhones before it, with Apple’s true 2017 flagship still to arrive on 3 November.

Analysts and commercial real estate executives know that an Apple Store in a retail mall serves as would an apple a day in keeping the doctor away, with the doctor being the Dr Death of retail in the age of Amazon.

It's that time of year: Apple's pre-Christmas "one-day shopping event" is happening again this Friday.

The iPhone 7 has launched in Australia at last, and while there were no 7 Plus models in stores, buyers were still keen for Apple’s latest and greatest.

More staff than customers spotted at the Microsoft Store in San Francisco.

Apple has successfully launched its iPhone 6s and 6s Plus models, with long queues continuing; I also spoke to Telstra and Vodafone execs about their launches.

Tech21 has improved Impactology protection with FlexShock, which absorbs and dissipates force from drops up to 2 metres, and Apple sells it.

Concerns about privacy and confidentiality have been raised by researchers who have discovered how easy it is to monitor and record signals from mobile phones including the iPhone, and wearable devices like watches and fitness monitors.

Apple premium reseller Next Byte is closing its Melbourne CBD store.

Apple is damn serious about fighting AIDS, and is doing something about it: actively instigating developer support with 24 apps in a donation scheme to apply incredible December support to fight AIDS.

Apple’s upcoming Brisbane retail store has faced a rocky path to its opening but is finally set to swing open this Friday, 17 January.

Tech giant Apple has been lying to consumers about its obligation to replace or repair faulty computers, iPhones, iPads and iPods, and has now agreed to offer a  24-month warranty on all its products in Australia for the first time, rather than the more limited 12-month warranty it was applying globally.

Apple has confirmed that the iPhone 5s and 5c will go on sale in Australia this Friday.