Turn off Apple Intelligence
Security issues and just weird
The fruity cargo cult Apple’s Apple Intelligence product is now included by default in iOS 18.3 for iPhones, and security experts are warning that it should be disabled.
Apple’s results worse than expected
iPhone cash cow dying
The Tame Apple Press set itself to spin to save the company after the outfit announced falling iPhone sales.
Air industry is looking at getting more high tech
Aerviva report
According to the Dubai-based international consultancy Aerviva, the air industry will invest heavily in new technology in the coming years.
Google announces voluntary exit programme
Platforms & Devices division gutted
Google has announced a voluntary exit programme for employees in its Platforms & Devices division, offering severance packages to those who leave.
Nvidia Geforce RTX 5070 Ti is set to launch on February 20th
Reviews coming on February 19th
The third SKU in the Nvidia Geforce RTX 50 series lineup, the Geforce RTX 5070 Ti, is set to launch on February 20th. The GeForce RTX 5070 Ti will launch at $749 MSRP.
be quiet! unveils its new Power Zone 2 PSU Series
Coming in 750W, 850W, and 1,000W outputs
be quiet!, a well-known German manufacturer of premium PC components, has unveiled its latest Power Zone 2 power supply series. As a successor of the popular Power Zone series, the new Power Zone 2 uses 140mm fan, and is actually the first be quiet! PSU series to feature semi-passive cooling with post-ventilation and a Cybenetics Platinum rating.
Meta surrenders and gives Trump $25 million
Wrong to suspend his account over that little insurrection business
Social notworking outfit Meta has written a $25 million cheque to Donald Trump to apologise for freezing his account over the 6 January insurrection at the US Capitol.
Tesla burns
While Musk courts the Far Right
It appears that Elon [Roman salute] Musk’s flirtation with the Far Right his hurting his bread-and-butter business, whose customers are generally liberals who like to knit their own yoghurt.
Intel did not know how to be foundry
Apple told TSMC
Fruity cargo cult Apple chose to cosy up with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) over Chipzilla for its custom silicon because “Intel didn’t know how to be a foundry.”
Global network security market set to reach $38 billion by 2029
Growing like topsy
A newly published report from the Dell’Oro Group has projected that the global network security market, will expand to $38 billion by 2029.