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Apple, Intel join lawsuit against Trump-era tariffs on Chinese goods
Frankly, if it was up to me, I’d double down on the opposite: say, quadruple the tariffs, leave it there for the next 25 years, and use the proceeds to help pay for all the COVID damage caused. It might, collaterally, help move some production here as well (and to China’s competitor countries).That should be the price society imposes on each of us for our hankering after our cheap electronics and t-shirts. -
Apple pushes back on India's demand to support GPS rival in 2023 iPhones
badmonk said:India seems more problematic than other countries in working with manufacturers…intrusive, meddlesome and way too bureaucratic.
But much more so than, say, China (e.g., privacy), Brazil (all manner of issues), or the EU (e.g., dongles, intrusive taxes) in their own ways? No.
But if the worry is that the volumes sold there do not (yet) justify that expense, I would tend to agree, but that's a different argument. -
Apple in talks to license Google Gemini AI for iPhones
Pathetic. What's Apple thinking, licensing that utterly bizarre POS piece of technology?The only headline should be: "Fresh on the heels of admitting abject failure with, and abandoning, their AV project, Apple adds AI to the list."Tim Cook's Apple seems to have run out of ideas and talent. Hurts to say that, as a 40-year user of the company's products, and 20-year shareholder. The only competitive advantage that Apple has now seems to be that its competitors are worse. -
A secret Swiss lab may be driving all of Apple's future products
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iPhone 16 Pro: what to expect from Apple's fall 2024 flagship phone
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Apple's iPhone modem design is three years behind Qualcomm
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If you have an iPhone with AT&T, there's a good chance your info has been stolen
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This may be the best look yet at the iPhone 15 color assortment
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Apple gets backlash from India after uncovering hacks on journalists
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise leaving Silicon Valley, moving to Texas
Pathetic to see that the usual gang of political crappers are back.