Apple moves more assembly to India
New fanboy Raj
Apple will start introductory production on the standard iPhone 17 in India, marking the first time the company begins development of a new iPhone outside of China.
Apple’s benchmarks disappoint
Slight improvements but it nothing to do with the design
While the Tame Apple Press is telling the world+dog that Apple's new M3 processors will cure cancer the Geekbench 6 benchmark tells a slightly different story.
Samsung pushes Android 14 out quick
European Galaxy S23, S23 Plus, and S23 Ultra should have it
Samsung is pushing Android 14 out the door rather quickly with confirmed sightings in European Galaxy S23, S23 Plus, and S23 Ultra users.
Apple continues to slide
Tame Apple Press not talking about it
Fruity cargo cult Apple is having an Annus Horribilis which has seen the company value plummet like a free-fall team of elephants who have forgotten to pack the key ingredient of their act.
Apple's App store fees break EU law
Unfairly target companies that offer subscription services
Apple's demands for a huge slice of the app action has miffed the Dutch who say that the fruity cargo cult is unfair to u companies that offer subscription services.
Google tells developers to be RISC-V ready
Android is slowly entering the RISC-V era.
Google is warning developers to get ready for Android to enter the RISC-V era.
Russia cracks down on VPN use
Apparently the stability, security and integrity of the internet depends on it
Tsar Putin has ordered a crack down on VPNs fearful that his peasants might start getting news which is different from the state television programmes.
Google registry adds .ing
.ing going to end well
Google Registry has added domains ending in ".ing" -- "a situation ask/ing for trouble."
Twitter loses at least half its value
This is the sort of business genius money can’t buy
Supreme twit Elon [look at me] Musk has confirmed that the social media platform formerly known as Twitter and now known as X is worth less than half of the $44 billion, he paid for it.
Non-profit snaps up 24,000 Nvidia H100 chips
Ready for AI projects
A cloudy non-profit, Voltage Park has acquired 24,000 Nvidia H100 chips for $500 million.