
Israelis make hundreds of Hezbollah pagers explode
Killing nine including an 8-year-old girl
Israeli hackers carried out an attack on pagers used by hundreds of members of Hezbollah causing them to explode almost simultaneously in Lebanon and Syria.

Apple pauses iPadOS 18 for M4 iPad Pro rollout
Comes with a brick-expensive device feature
Fruity cargo cult Apple has slammed the brakes on the release of its iPadOS 18 for M4 iPad Pro models because it includes a feature that turns the device into an expensive brick.

Apple jacks up the price of battery replacements
Give us all your money
Fruity cargo cult Apple has jacked up the price of its out-of-warranty battery replacement fee for iPhone 16 Pro models.

Intel prepares Royal Core
Replacing Lion Cove
The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell on earth yarn claiming that Chipzilla is preparing Royal Core to replace the chipmaker's current Lion Cove.

COPACO maps out future of Intel vPro activation
Major Benelux deal
Distie Copaco has become the first distributor in the Benelux region to offer channel partners Intel vPro activation via a cloud-based Managed Application Platform (MAP).

Amazon orders its staff back to the office
Tons of middle managers have nothing to do
Brown box shifter Amazon is ordering its corporate staffers back to the office.

Oracle goes “all in” for AI surveillance
Just when you think the company could not be more popular
Just when you think Oracle could not become more popular with the great unwashed, its cofounder Larry Ellison decides to get the company involved with mass AI surveillance.

Intel plans to spins off foundry business
Shares surge
Wall Street's cocaine nose jobs finally agreed with Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger after he spun off the company’s foundry business.

Apple shares tank
Investors worry about iPhone 16
The fruity cargo cult Apple received a drubbing at the hands of the cocaine nose jobs of Wall Street yesterday as the mythical aura surrounding the iPhone 16 Pro fell from users' eyes, and they started seeing it for what it was.

Intel kills off staff’s good coffee machines
Managers really do not know what they are doing.
It is a sign that a company is really in trouble when it starts making silly micro-cuts for their own sake, and it appears Intel has reached that point.