Shenzhen shutdown hitting Foxconn & other Apple suppliers hard
Apple's Mac Studio and other products may arrive with consumers later than expected, with a COVID lockdown in Shenzhen, China impacting manufacturers and shipments.
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Malcolm Owen
Steve Jobs wasn't a good engineer, had to learn communication & sales says Wozniak
Steve Jobs wasn't a natural leader at marketing and communications, and had to learn it because he wasn't a good engineer, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak claims in a new interview.
Apple suppliers face stiff penalties for identifying 'the fruit company'
Apple's famous need for secrecy within its supply chain has led to many of its suppliers refusing to refer to the iPhone maker by name, with it only referred to by various nicknames to avoid contract breaches and financial penalties.
Hackers leak 190GB of data taken in alleged Samsung breach
Samsung has allegedly suffered a major security breach, with hackers claiming to have leaked approximately 190 gigabytes of data, including source code and biometric unlocking algorithms.
Long-time Apple reporter Jim Dalrymple retires after almost 30 years of work
Veteran Apple reporter Jim Dalrymple is retiring after almost 30 years of covering the tech giant, in favor of a more relaxing time in Austin, Texas.
Lutron's HomeKit-equipped Serena Smart Shades updated to block more light
Lutron has updated its lineup of HomeKit-enabled Serena Smart Shades, adding a new architectural honeycomb design and other refinements to increase the amount of light it blocks.
NFTs worth $1.7M stolen via OpenSea phishing attack
Collectors of NFTs that used OpenSea have been affected by a phishing attack, with a total of 254 tokens estimated to be worth more than $1.7 million stolen over a three-hour period.
EU could reach deal on antitrust Digital Services Act by June
Negotiations with countries over the European Union's Digital Services Act could be concluded by the end of June, it is believed, talks that can bring in a new law forcing Apple and tech giants to manage their behavior in a number of areas.
Foxconn plans $118M investment into Indian semiconductor joint venture
Apple iPhone assembly partner Foxconn is working with Vedanta to produce semiconductors, a move that could help ease the global chip shortage by boosting production in India.
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