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Apple person arrested for trying to flog its tech to the Chinese
Published in Transportation


Would have bought Chinese self-driving car industry to a halt

An Apple employee has been arrested for trying to single handledly bring the Chinese self-driving car industry to a halt, by selling Jobs' Mob technology.

Apple rumoured to be updating at last
Published in PC Hardware
Thursday, 12 July 2018 11:14

Apple rumoured to be updating at last


Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo expects Apple hardware to enter the 21st century 

The fruity cargo cult Apple appears to have heard the snark over it never updating its hardware products and is apparently working on updates across its entire product line for the second half of 2018.

Convicted cartel Apple faces another antitrust case
Published in Mobiles


Japanse worried about Apple's sales methods

Japanese regulators are investigating if Apple may have breached antitrust rules by forcing mobile service providers to sell its iPhones cheaply and charge higher monthly fees, denying Apple Fanboys a fair choice.

iOS 11.4 draining iPhone battery
Published in Mobiles
Wednesday, 11 July 2018 11:09

iOS 11.4 draining iPhone battery


Apple's programming geni strike again

Apple support forums are rather hacked off that the iOS 11.4 update appears to be resulting in a battery drain.

Apple's China appeasement broke the iPhone
Published in Mobiles
Wednesday, 11 July 2018 10:57

Apple's China appeasement broke the iPhone


Problems with the politics of desperation

Dedicated followers of the fruity cargo cult Apple are paying for their company's decision to prop up its Chinese market by censoring iPhone Apps. 

Apple and Google face music over handling customer data
Published in News


Tame Apple Press in shock

The Tame Apple Press is in shock that their favourite company is being hauled before a Senate committee over its uses of location data and mobile phone privacy practices and the handling of customer data.

Apple releases patch to protect crooks and terrorists
Published in News


Of course, it does not work

The fruity cargo cult Apple has gone ahead with a plan to make it more difficult for cops and spooks to use iPhone evidence.

Apple has come up with new way of ripping off fanboys
Published in News


I see your true colours 

Design over substance outfit Apple has decided that its Apple fanboys are so dim that they will think they are seeing innovation if it releases iPhones in lots of different colours.

Samsung expected to see smallest profits yet
Published in Mobiles


Smartphone cash cow is losing its Seoul

Samsung, much like its rival Apple, is finding that its smartphone cash cow is dying and the company is set to post its smallest profit growth in more than a year in the second quarter.

Really dumb hack targets terminally stupid Mac owners
Published in PC Hardware


Soft targets

Someone impersonating administrators of cryptocurrency-related discussion channels on Slack, Discord, and other social messaging platforms has been attempting to lure others into installing macOS malware.