Our look back at the week that was.

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Here's a look back at some of the important news from the week that was.

Apple's springtime event is on Monday, March 21.

Here's a look back at the week that was.

Cupertino is trying hard to turn @AppleSupport into the real deal, and it's replying to customers' problems at an impressive rate.

There's now a dedicated Twitter account for Apple Support.

Buyers can snag a pair of Beats Solo2 On-Ear headphones for free with a qualifying Mac purchase.

The company's software is used by school districts to better understand student data.

The enabling of the alternate price tiers follows a recent hike in the prices of apps in those countries.

The first European iOS App Development Center will be located at Apple's partner institution in Naples, Italy.

Here's a look at what we expect from Apple in 2016.

Youngsters interested in computer programming can sign up for a free workshop at their local Apple retail store.

During the week-long freeze, iTunes Connect will be inaccessible.

One last take on Apple's big show.

The iPhone 6s and 6s Plus are here. Are you going to upgrade? See what we think of the next-gen iPhones on today's show.

Events are now taking place in San Francisco, California.

Apple's big show begins at 10 a.m. PDT.

Apple has announced its next big event for Sept. 9, 2015.

With the summer almost over, attention now turns to the most important part of the Apple calendar.

Here's a look back at the stories making news last week.

The introduction of new iPods highlight a very quiet week in tech.

Apple's Back to School 2015 promotion could be incoming, if a recent video from Angela Ahrendts is anything to go by.