LG mocking of Huawei backfires
Suddenly people started moaning about LG updates
LG’s amusement at Huawei’s woes appears to have created a PR nightmare and highlighted its own customer issues.
Assange now faces 18 counts of spying
From 2010
Federal prosecutors have brought an 18-count indictment against Julian Assange, accusing him of violating the Espionage Act.
Ironically complaining about censorship
No longer happy with making Fudzilla disappear from their pages, the Fake penis experts at Wackypedia are trying to make Turkey go the same way.
US needs to get its house in order
China says global supply chains are falling to bits
China said the United States needs to correct its “wrong actions” for trade talks to continue after it blacklisted Huawei, a blow that has rippled through global supply chains and battered technology shares.
BT forced to give rivals more network access
Will speed up fibre cabling
Britain’s biggest telecoms group BT will be forced to give rivals greater access to its core network, Openreach, to encourage a faster roll-out of high-speed fibre cables, under plans set out by regulator Ofcom on Friday.
German 5G bids hit six billion euro
Auction into its 10th week
Germany’s 5G auction has drawn six billion euro ($6.7 billion) in bids so far as the sale enters its 10th week.
Nvidia teases something “super”
Could be anything
Nvidia is beginning to tease an announcement of something “super” ahead of Computex.
Chinese anti-Apple sentiment rising
And the government has not weighed in yet
US Donald (Prince of Orange) Trump’s trade war is having a knock-on effect on the fruity cargo cult Apple.
Lenovo’s profit sees triple growth.
Beating market expectations
China’s Lenovo Group reported a more than three-fold increase in its quarterly profit as strong computer sales much better than the cocaine nose jobs of Wall Street predicted.
Qualcomm in hot water over antitrust
Illegally suppressed competition
US chipmaker Qualcomm stifled smartphone chip market competition by threatening to cut off supplies and extracting excessive licensing fees, a US judge ruled.