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  • Riots break out at world’s biggest iPhone factory in China over Covid and pay

    November 23, 2022

    Protests have broken out at the world’s biggest iPhone factory in the Chinese city of Zhengzhou. According to reports from Bloomberg, workers at the Foxconn Technology plant started to protest overnight over unpaid wages and fears of Covid rates. Footage has circulated online, showing hundreds of workers marching, with riot police present. Tensions have been growing in [...]

  • Competition watchdog launches deeper probe into Apple and Google’s mobile dominance

    November 22, 2022

    Competition regulators continue to cast their net towards Google and Apple, with a new in-depth investigation launched this morning over their mobile browser dominance. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said it would be examining whether new rules are needed for users and developers in this space after it conducted a consultation. Around 97 per [...]

  • Tech troubles: Apple iPhone 14 shipments hit by Chinese Covid-19 curbs

    November 7, 2022

    There will be fewer iPhone 14’s under Christmas trees this year after Apple forecast smaller shipments of its latest offering. Apple supplier Foxconn issued a significant production cut as it battled against a Covid-19 outbreak at one of its large facilities in China in mid-October and tough local pandemic restrictions. The Zhengzhou plant – one [...]

  • Apple’s main iPhone maker heads for production woes as Covid curbs tighten

    October 31, 2022

    Apple’s main mobile maker Foxconn is preparing to shift production to other parts of China as Covid curbs continue to tighten across the country. Sources told Reuters that the production of the iPhone could slump as much as 30 per cent following the factory disruption. The main plant in Zhengzhou employs over 200,000 people and [...]

  • The torrid week for tech continues as Amazon sheds £175bn

    October 28, 2022

    The torrid week for tech continued last night, with Amazon leaving investors bewildered and Apple somehow defying the trend of its Silicon Valley cousins. Amazon shares tumbled as much as 18 per cent on Thursday night, wiping $202bn (£175bn) off its valuation. The major sell-off came after the e-commerce giant warned against weaker consumer spending [...]

  • Spotify calls out ‘kafkaesque’ App Store regulations in its audiobook push

    October 26, 2022

    The boss of Spotify has criticised Apple for stifling its big break into audiobooks, calling its rules around customer access “kafkaesque”. The music streaming firm first announced that it would be pushing into audiobooks back in September, offering a potential rival to Amazon’s Kindle services in the US market. However, Spotify CEO Daniel Ek told [...]

  • Apple ups prices for music and TV for first time ever

    October 25, 2022

    Apple has hiked its prices for its music and TV services for the first time ever this week, perhaps signalling things to come for its biggest streaming rivals. The tech giant said it would be increasing the price of Apple Music globally by $1 to $10.99, and breaking away from the standard ‘9.99’ price level [...]

  • Tech stocks get ready for a rocky road ahead

    October 24, 2022

    BIG TECH braces itself for another testing earnings season, as the biggest names in Silicon Valley post their quarterly figures this week. Kicking off the tumble last Friday, Snapchat posted a rocky quarter, citing squeezed ad spend and ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty as the main driver. Not only has Snapchat’s parent firm lost a quarter of [...]

  • App Store revenue tumbled last month amid mobile gaming lull

    October 4, 2022

    Apple’s App Store revenue fell last month as gaming slowed on smartphones, according to a note from Morgan Stanley. Analyst Erik Woodring said revenue dropped around five per cent, impacting the US, Canada and Japan. Using data from Sensor Tower, a firm that tracks app downloads and sales, Woodring said the main driver for the [...]

  • iPhone 14 Pro Max review: The notch is gone and other stories

    September 30, 2022

    When Apple went fullscreen with the iPhone X, doing away with all but the slimmest black frame around the display, it divided the world into two categories: regular people, and those who vehemently, violently hated “the notch”.  The notch, for those struggling to remember the furore it caused back in November 2017, is the little [...]

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