Wrap up on Technology News -- February 2nd 2018

This is a highlight of Technology news today, February 2nd. Just a brief on what’s to know today.

• Apple Still Expected to Allow iPhone and iPad Apps to Run on Macs Later This Year

• iPhone X wins CNET’s camera shootout against Samsung’s Note 8, but doesn’t blow it away

• Amazon’s SmileCodes are QR codes users scan to get discounts and other offers

• Samsung’s now making chips designed for cryptocurrency mining

• Epics.gg raises $2 million for esports digital trading cards

• Uber is jumping on the dockless bike-share bandwagon

• US government reportedly investigating Apple over iPhone slowdowns

• Huawei Begins Manufacturing Honor 7X in India Under Make in India Initiative

• Quantum dots can make TVs and smartphones brighter, lighter

• Telegram removed from Apple’s App Store due to ‘inappropriate content’

• Apple officially details HomePod audio sources including iTunes Match and iTunes purchases

• India raises customs duty on iPhones to 20%

• Honor 9 and Honor 8 Pro get Oreo-based EMUI 8.0 update in UK.

• Twitter followers disappear as the micro-blogging site removes fake accounts.

• Healthy.io turns your smartphone into a clinical-grade medical testing device.

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