Tim Cook has a sulk and threatens to banishment from the Walled Garden

Apple Boss Tim Cool appears to have had a massive sulk about people wanting to sideload apps and even suggested that if Apple fanboys wanted this functionality they should move to Android.

$2.8 billion fine was legal according to Europe’s second highest court

Europe's second-highest court dismissed Google’s challenge to an EU antitrust ruling and $2.8 billion fine in a major win for EU competition chief Margrethe Vestager.

God wants escudos, God wants pesetas, Don't send lira, God don't want small potatoes

Despite its boss Tim Cook admitting that he has bought cryptocurrency Jobs Mob has no intention of providing its fanboys with a way to pay with cryptocurrency anytime soon.

Apparently it needs some education

Microsoft has announced a new edition of Windows 11 designed specifically for the K-8 education sector, dubbed "Windows 11 SE."

Even after they have looked behind the back of the sofa

New research reveals that nearly half (46 per cent) of UK employees feel it should be much easier to find the information they need to do their jobs.

Snapdragon 898 processor alongside 8 or 12GB of RAM

Website TecknikNews claims that a Motorola Edge 30 Ultra with a Snapdragon 898 processor is about to come out.

Samsung can’t get the right wood

When Samsung showed off its microLED tellies as a rival to the over hyped OLED TVs the pundits applauded.

Large caches make it too sexy for Milan, Tokyo and Japan

Software King of the World has spilt the beans on Milan-X benchmarks to show the performance uplift that 3D V-Cache brings to the table.

Meta for

AMD said its EPYC chips were selected by the social media giant Meta (formerly known as Facebook) to help power its data centres at its virtual Accelerated Data Centre Premiere event.

War on whistleblowers

With companies facing increased pressure to stop doing evil from their own employees, it must be nice to know that the Software King of the World is on their side.