Apple has its hands full with managing the fallout from the theft of celebrity photos, and the company is being aggressive to get ahead of the story. Then there's the September 9th media event and growing reports that Apple will—at long last—embrace NFC. Lastly, drones are ever-more capable and ever-more affordable—what will that mean for companies like Apple who work so hard to protect their secrets.
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