Tthis week’s Apple Loop includes leaks and rumors around next year’s iPhone 8, a reminder on how Apple makes money, questioning Siri’s stupidity, more sensors packed under the curved glass, Apple and Samsung’s latest court adventures, the increasing prominence of iPhone 6 Touch Disease, the smart case that fixes three major iPhone 7 problems, and a look at who durable the Jet Black iPhone 7 actually is.

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This week’s Android Circuit includes Samsung’s official cancellation of the Galaxy Note 7, how Apple will exploit Samsung’s mistake, why people hate the practically perfect Pixel, Google Duo taking over from Hangouts, Google’s Android Wear smartwatches leak, Three’s UK exclusive deal with ZTE, and Sony’s promise to bring mobile games to Android during 2017.

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A decade after the launch of the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), Amazon Web Service (AWS) is still the leader in Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) cloud computing. However, ten years into a market, companies are expecting more than cheap infrastructure.  Cloud conversations have shifted to business agility and advanced services. With cloud computing emerging as a fundamental component of next generation IT architectures, Microsoft, Google, and IBM battle to topple AWS from its throne.

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The Earthquake Bag is a San Francisco-based company the puts preparedness first.

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Palantir Technologies denied allegations Friday that it discriminated against Asian job applicants. In response to a lawsuit brought by the Department of Labor, the secretive data-mining company said that one quarter of its employees was Asian.

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