Inside Apple’s dysfunctional internal technology department
It is like Game of Thrones, with the wrong type of boobies
Apple’s Information Systems & Technology [IS&T] department which builds much of the company's internal technology tools is completely paranoid and dysfunctional, according to a former staffer.
Apple’s latest software has a crashing bug
Can’t handle big stuff
Mac users are experiencing occasional system crashes after updating to macOS Catalina version 10.15.4, released a few weeks ago and it turns out that the software might not be up to snuff.
Hacker takes over Apple webcam
Is amazed at how dull their life is
The Tame Apple Press is mortified to discover that a hacker has managed to find three holes in Safari and use them to take control of the camera of any Apple PC.
Apple getting more evil, claims rival
Anti-competative
Tile, which helps users find missing items,said it is completely lost why the convicted monopolist Apple's anti-competative antics are getting worse.
Apple makes sky dark for Android weather watchers
We invented the weather
Apple has given a popular weather app a pile of cash and told it to shut off Android users from the service.
Tame Apple Press admits – people don’t really care about iPhones
Bigger things to worry about
The Tame Apple Press is having to face up to the fact that the coronavirus might have killed off any chance Jobs’ Mob might have had sorting out the declining demand for its iPhone.
Apple considers delaying 5G
Plenty of time, it is not as if anyone else has 5G out there
Fruity cargo cult Apple is considering sitting on installing 5G in its coming phones.
Apple’s VPN software exposes users
Software genii strike again
The fruity cargo cult Apple’s software genii have had yet another success developing VPN software which reveals all its users secrets and stops traffic from being encrypted.
Apple's "Made in India phone" comes a cropper
Suspended due to 21 day lock-down
Apple’s manufacturing partners, Foxconn and Wistron have ‘temporarily’ suspended all iPhone production to comply with government of India’s 21-day lockdown to curb the spread of novel coronavirus.
Speech recognition systems understand white people
They are more like us
Speech recognition systems from five of the world's biggest tech companies -- Amazon, Apple, Google, IBM and Microsoft -- make far fewer errors with users who are white than with users who are black.