Apple security fails James Bond
You lose Mr Bond
Apple’s super secure, highly efficient, well programmed, iTunes seems to have let down Britain’s most famous secret agent.
Apple falls out with New York Times
Apple’s unpaid “press office” refuses to support Apple news
For years the New York Times has bolstered the fruity cargo cult Apple by providing it with free advertising. But now that appears to be coming to an end.
Japan Display suffers from Apple dependency
Analysts say it has been bought to its knees and now is looking for an intervention
Japan Display is starting to regret a 2015 deal it did with Apple to build a new factory for LCD panels.
Apple’s sales too unprofitable
Top department store snubs Job’s Mob
Australia's largest department store Myer has announced that it will stop selling Apple products because they are unprofitable.
Kaspersky Lab makes antitrust complaint against Apple
Oh those Russians
Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab has filed an antitrust complaint against the fruity cargo cult Apple with the Russian Federal Antimonopoly Service.
Apple earbuds will spy on you
As well as wireless charging and voice controls
Fruity cargo cult Apple has released some new wireless earbuds which will listen to your every move at no extra charge.
Apple “refreshes” iMacs with old technology
Didn’t even bother changing the design
The fruity cargo cult Apple showed its commitment to direct users by releasing a refresh of its iMacs which are not much better than the already out of date versions on the market.
Apple ignores users in Flexgate row
Refuses to admit design flaw
The fruity cargo cult Apple is refusing to acknowledge that its MacBook Pros are suffering from a design flaw.
Nexflix tells Apple to go forth and multiply
Apple TV is not for us
The fruity cargo cult Apple's attempt to get into the television business has been delivered a slap over the nose with a rolled up newspaper by Netflix.
Apple stole three Qualcomm ideas
Told to pay $31 million
Fruity cargo cult Apple’s quest to avoid paying Qualcomm billions in patent royalties has hit an iceberg as a jury has ruled against it.