Tim Cook makes 1,447 times more than average Apple employee
Nearly $100 million a year
Apple boss Tim Cook's pay in 2021 was 1,447 times that of the average employee at the tech giant, thanks mostly to stock awards that helped him earn a total of nearly $100 million.
Apple processor boss escapes to Intel
After eight years
Apple Silicon leader and T2 security processor developer Jeff Wilcox has left Apple to rejoin Intel and oversee architecture for all Intel System-on-a-Chip (SoC) designs.
Google pays Apple to stay out of search
Class action calls for both companies to be broken up
A class-action lawsuit has been filed in California against Google, Apple and the CEOs of both tech giants for allegedly violating antitrust laws.
Apple’s HomeKit vulnerable
Hackers can take over your home
The software genii at the fruity cargo-cult Apple have penned some natty code which allows a hacker to take a fanboy’s “smart” home.
Samsung says it is gunning for Apple
Easy Tiger
The Tame Apple Press had a heart attack today when Samsung revealed that it was gunning for Apple in a new Tiger strategy.
Indians investigate Apple’s business practices
Going down a black hole of despair
The Tame Apple press is doing its best to spin a story about India’s antitrust watchdog ordering an investigation into Apple’s business practices.
Apple’s AirTag is a stalker’s weapon of choice
Just as well Apple fanboys are not pervs
Fears that Apple’s AirTag is being used to stalk women that Apple fanboys might have taken a shine too are proving true.
Apple realises that Foxconn’s treatment of women is bad PR
Puts company on probation
Fruity cargo cult Apple has realised that Foxconn’s poor treatment of women workers in its Indian plant is doing the same sort of PR damage it saw when there were similar problems in China.
Apple is losing engineers
Gotta leave this sinking ship
Fruity cargo cult Apple is starting to worry about losing its engineers to companies like Facebook.
Apple ordered to go Dutch
Orange order against Apple app payment system
The Dutch antitrust authority has found that Apple's rules requiring software developers to use its in-app payment system are anti-competitive and ordered it to make changes.