Apple M1 SoC performance claims don't add up
PowerPoint slides, no data
Watching Apple's MacBook silicon, M1 presentation left me astonished by the amount of information not based on facts. Without any thread of evidence, Apple's Johny Srouji, Senior Vice President, Hardware Technologies, was throwing claims that it has the fastest CPU core, fastest GPU core, best performance per watt, and throwing 2X or 3X in the equation.
Apple caught in another child labour scandal
Uncovered by the FT rather than its own checks
Fruity cargo cult Apple has been hit by another child labour scandal, this time involving its Pegatron supplier.
Apple's search bots can't stop talking about Apple
Just like Apple fanboys
Apple's search bots have been leaking Apple's internal IPs, a security researcher has discovered.
Apple faces class action by shareholders
Claims that Cook concealed falling demand for iPhones in China
Apple must face a proposed class action lawsuit by shareholders who accused Chief Executive Tim Cook of concealing falling demand for iPhones in China.
Apple fanboys can play Fortnite again
Of course they are committing heresy
Owners of iPhones and iPads will soon be able to play Fortnite again, despite Apple telling them they can’t and the games publisher Epic embroiled in an antitrust action against Jobs' Mob.
Apple announces “special event”
Tame Apple Press gets all moist
Apple announced a special event for 10 November but gave no further details aside from a tag line of "one more thing".
Amazon and Apple investigated by German watchdogs
Antitrust
Amazon and Apple face German antitrust scrutiny over a policy that excludes independent sellers of brand products on the online market place.
Apple wants to invent something called a search engine
Look out, Google!
Fruity cargo cult Apple has had enough of inventing rounded rectangles and clocks that can't tell the time... now it wants to come up with something called a search engine which it says will help Apple fanboys find information online.
Apple under antitrust pressure from French firms
Advertisers up in arms
The French competition bureau has received complaints from publishers and advertising firms alleging that Apple is busting their collective asses.
App developers starting to rebel against Apple
The peasants are revolting
App developers are defying Apple in record numbers, according to a new coalition of companies aimed at breaking the iPhone maker's tight grip over its mobile software and the way it governs the App Store.