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[[What the Apple-Qualcomm battle means for your next iPhone (FAQ)]( from [CNET]( 4 hours ago Apple isn't afraid of a good legal battle. It's fought Samsung over phone patents for six years and taken accessory makers to court over counterfeit dongles. This time around, Apple is going after one of its key component suppliers, Qualcomm. The result could put your iPhone at risk. Qualcomm is the world's biggest provider of mobile chips, and it created technology that's essential for connecting phones to cellular networks. The company derives a significant portion of its revenue...]( [Dogs could sniff out Parkinson's disease years before symptoms appear]( from [The Telegraph]( 3 hours ago Dogs could soon be used to sniff out Parkinson’s disease years before symptoms start to show. Scientists are trying to discover which odour molecules are linked to the disease so that dogs can be trained to spot the illness. Researchers at Manchester University first began to believe Parkinson’s might have a discernible odour when a woman in Perth, Scotland, with a highly sensitive sense of smell claimed she detected a change in the odour of her husband six years before he was diagnosed... [Wayne Rooney returns to Everton after 13 years at Manchester United]( from [CNN]( 2 hours ago (CNN)Manchester United and England record goalscorer Wayne Rooney has moved back to his first club Everton after 13 trophy-laden years at Old Trafford. The 31-year-old Rooney announced Sunday that he had signed a two-year contract at Everton, the club that developed his talent before his $34 million move to United in 2004. Rooney lost his place as a first team regular last season under Jose Mourinho, with speculation about his future rife with a return to Goodison the most likely... [U2: The Joshua Tree Tour 2017, Twickenham Stadium, review]( from [The Telegraph]( 3 hours ago “Thank you for letting us back into your lives,” Bono cooed during the London leg of U2’s 51-date, 2.4-million ticket-selling world tour to commemorate their landmark album, The Joshua Tree, turning 30. For many, U2 have been a constant that never left. The beaming Glaswegian I chatted to on the train had seen them 14 times, the first of which was at Murrayfield in 1987. “No money could make me part with this ticket,” he assured me, “this has been my life”. Judging by the number of... [Returning To Reims, Home, Manchester International Festival, review]( from [The Telegraph]( 3 hours ago In a double coup for the Manchester International Festival, not only is this show a world premiere from German auteur Thomas Ostermeier, head of Berlin’s legendary Schaubuhne theatre, but it stars Nina Hoss, known to millions as the intelligence agent Astrid in Homeland. Ostermeier is revered for his radical remixes of classic plays, including his production of Hamlet, in which the Danish prince spends a fair of amount of time rolling around in the mud. This show is pointedly contemporary,... Get News360 News360 Inc., 180 Sansome St, Floor 4, San Francisco, CA 94104 [Unsubscribe](