Kind of a slow day for Apple news, but we have some iPhone 7 rumors, news of a Pokémon Go update, and talk of some new features in iOS 10 and macOS Sierra:
- Surprisingly sharp photos show an iPhone 7 Plus with a dual lens camera, Smart Connector and…no mute switch!
- An update to Pokémon Go fixes the issue with Google getting unrestricted access to your account
- Dark Mode may be coming to iOS and macOS soon
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