UK regulator goes for Apple Safari (and Google Chrome)
Apple is “concerned” the interventions may undermine user privacy and security and hinder its ability to create its unique technologies.
Author: Jonny Evans
Apple is changing manufacturing and transport infrastructure in India
Apple’s manufacturing investments in India mean changes across India’s manufacturing and transport infrastructure
Shazam has ID’s 12 tracks for every person on the planet
Shazam has now been used to identify 100 billion tunes, Apple said – that’s 12 pieces of music for every person on Earth…
Apple news: More ads coming to Apple News
Apple is selling its own ads inventory for Apple News. Also plans selling premium sponsorships of editorially curated content for big events, Axios claims
Jamf wins Microsoft top status, Jamf Pro hits Azure Marketplace
In yet another Apple in the enterprise move you’d never have imagine a few years ago, Jamf has announced that select products are now available on the Azure Cloud through Azure Marketplace
To avoid Trump’s China tariffs, Apple plans big push in India
Apple may intend to double iPhone production in India in the event the US puts tariffs on Chinese imports, raising production to 26% of global manufacturing within the next two years, local reports claim.
Will Matter 1.4 finally make smart home management easier?
The Connectivity Standards Alliance (CSA) has announced the latest update to the smart home focused Matter standard, raising this to version 1.4.
iPhone 15 ruled global smartphone sales, will iPhone 16 hold the throne?
Apple’s iPhone 15 was the world’s best-selling smartphone in Q3, says fresh data from Counterpoint. But it was closely followed in the top sales stakes by an upstart company called Apple, which also sold the second and third biggest selling smartphones in the quarter.
European regulators continue their Apple war, threaten HUGE fine
One must hope cooler heads prevail, but this may not be the case. And even Apple’s billions won’t solve the systemic problems in play here.
On performance, Apple Silicon is eating the PC industry lunch
The first M4 Pro and M4 Max benchmark tests show phenomenal performance – so much say that Windows makers should be terrified, particularly as they run Windows better than some PCs.
