Apple helps Saudi men track their wives
Siri, I want to stone my missus, where is she?
Fruity cargo cult Apple is in hot water after hosting a Saudi-based app which is designed to let Saudi men track and control women.
Pirates make light work of Apple security
Distributing hacked versions of popular apps
Software distributors such as TutuApp, Panda Helper, AppValley and TweakBox have found a simple way to distribute pirated iPhone apps without using Apple’s app store.
Apple anti-insider trading employee arrested
Charged with insider trading
Fruity cargo cult Apple’s legal expert who was supposed to prevent insider trading at the company has been arrested and charged with insider trading.
Germany forces Apple to sell iPhones with Qualcomm modems
Apple says it is only obeying orders
Apple said it had “no choice” but to stop using Intel modems in iPhones headed to Germany to comply with a patent infringement lawsuit Qualcomm won against Apple there in December.
Apple’s news subscription service hits an iceberg
Cash strapped newspapers do not want to give all their money to Apple
Fruity cargo cult Apple's wizard wheeze to leech off the falling profits of newspapers and magazines by setting up a subscription service appears to have hit an obstacle .– newspaper owners are not that dumb.
Apple iPhone sales fall by 20 percent
While Huawei soared by 23 percent
Apple iPhone sales in China fell 20 percent year-on-year in the fourth quarter of 2018, while sales for smartphones made by home-grown rival Huawei soared by 23 percent.
Apple will keep iPhone charging slow
Rumour says Jobs’ mob wants to save money
The fruity cargo cult Apple has decided that it is more important to push the margins on its overpriced phones than give users new technology.
Apple AirPods 2 will look the same
Will launch in the spring
The fruity cargo-cult Apple's attempt to force users to spend a fortune on wireless earbuds which they will always lose and have to replace are going to enter into their second generation this Spring.
Apple is making its own modem
Reuters confirmed what we said in December
Johny Srouji, Apple’s senior vice president of hardware technologies, was rumored to become a new Intel CEO but instead he got a rocky ride to build a modem for Apple. This is again our "we told you so moment" as we suggested that this will happen and the last time we wrote about it was in mid-December, or months before Reuters.
Apple removes fake “do not track feature”
It never worked
The software genie in Apple have admitted that their “do not track features” in Safari have never really worked.