Google Pixel 10 teardown shows rare common sense
Published in Mobiles


Easier battery swaps put Apple's glued shut toys to shame

Google has shocked everyone by making the Pixel 10 easier to repair, something that the Fruity Cargo Cult Apple has fought tooth and nail against for years.

Big Tech bosses bow before Trump’s AI circus
Published in News
Friday, 05 September 2025 09:24

Big Tech bosses bow before Trump’s AI circus


Kissing the ring while Musk is left out in the cold

The biggest names in US tech have lined up at the White House to show how much they adore Donald and Melania Trump, apparently believing fawning public displays will save their companies from regulators.

OpenAI jumps into chipmaking with Broadcom
Published in AI
Friday, 05 September 2025 09:17

OpenAI jumps into chipmaking with Broadcom


ChatGPT outfit wants to ditch Nvidia addiction

OpenAI is moving into chip manufacturing next year in a bid to feed its AI addiction and loosen its ties with Nvidia’s pricey silicon.

Judge lets Google off lightly in antitrust case
Published in News
Wednesday, 03 September 2025 09:10

Judge lets Google off lightly in antitrust case


AI means Google's hotel's on Mayfair and Park Lane are safe

Champagne corks will be popping at Google HQ after US District Judge Amit Mehta effectively gave the search giant a free pass for its monopoly antics.

Apple faces mass exodus due to lack of tech savvy
Published in Mobiles


More than 30 per cent of users eye Samsung and Google foldables

The Fruity Cargo Cult Apple might want to look away from the latest SellCell survey, which suggests nearly a third of its faithful are thinking of jumping ship.

Samsung bets big on 2nm SF2P
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Friday, 29 August 2025 10:08

Samsung bets big on 2nm SF2P


Korean giant eyes redemption with second-gen GAA node

Samsung’s messy 3nm debut may soon be old news as attention shifts to its 2nm GAA roadmap.

Trump’s stake deal was all about locking Intel into foundry
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Real countries have fabs

Intel has been strong-armed into holding on to its bleeding foundry business after Donald Trump’s administration tied subsidies to an equity grab.

EU antitrust boss warns Trump not to mess with tech laws
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Brussels hints trade deal could collapse 

The EU’s competition chief Teresa Ribera has warned that Brussels must be ready to ditch its freshly minted trade deal with the US if Donald Trump presses ahead with threats to neuter Europe’s digital rules in favour of Google, Microsoft, Apple, and Meta.

Cue pushes Apple to splash cash on AI startups
Published in AI
Wednesday, 27 August 2025 09:53

Cue pushes Apple to splash cash on AI startups


Cook still doesn’t fancy doing anything bold or expensive

The Fruity Cargo Cult Apple’s services overlord Eddy Cue is apparently desperate to blow some cash on big-name AI firms, though his past ideas, like snapping up Netflix and Tesla, were promptly exterminated by supreme dalek Tim Cook.

German court slaps Apple over ‘carbon neutral’ Watch
Published in IoT


Eucalyptus offsets and marketing waffle don’t cut it in Berlin

The Fruity Cargo Cult Apple has been told to stop flogging its Watches as "carbon neutral" in Germany after a court decided the claim was a load of old cobblers.