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Dad buys £1,200 Apple MacBook Pro from Amazon and gets sent dog food instead

Alan Wood was left befuddled when his daughter's Christmas present was replaced by two boxes of Pedigree Chum.

Daily Record

India, Vietnam are emerging as Apple's next manufacturing hub, analysts say

India and Vietnam are emerging as Apple Inc's next manufacturing hubs as assembly partners seek to add resilience to a supply chain heavily centered on China and shaken by its geopolitical and health challenges.

The Times of India

How iPod modders are giving Apple’s dead MP3 player a second life with new hardware and software

Apple discontinued the iPod line in early 2022. The iconic MP3 player now lives on through fans and modders doing their own work to keep the older hardware alive.

Inverse

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'I paid for a £1,200 Apple laptop and Amazon sent me two boxes of Pedigree Chum'

Amazon said they couldn't give Alan a refund unless he returned the laptop he didn't have

Wales Online

‘People deserve to have certainty’: the growing push for ‘roster justice’

Unions and some politicians are getting behind the idea of guaranteeing workers predictable rosters. But what does it mean and who does it impact?

The Guardian - AU

App store 'avalanche' could follow EU ruling

LONDON: Apple’s rivals are positioning themselves as the go-to alternative to its dominant App Store as the iPhone maker prepares to allow others on its devices in the European Union.

Bangkok Post

Biden's efforts to starve China of chips are rewriting the rules of global trade–and even U.S. allies are balking at the upheaval

The U.S. is asking allies to pick sides in its chip battle with China—and some are hesitant to choose.

Fortune

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Smartphone shipments dip in Q3 as inflation bites

Thailand's overall smartphone shipments dropped 12% year-on-year in the third quarter, particularly for entry-level handsets, as inflation delayed people's purchasing decisions, says global tech market analysis firm Counterpoint.

Bangkok Post

Twitter chaos too much? There are plenty of other options

Twitter has been engulfed in chaos since billionaire Tesla CEO took helm, cutting the company’s workforce in half, overhauling the platform’s verification system, sparring with some users and acknowledging that “dumb things” might happen as he reshapes one of the world’s most high-profile information ecosystems

The Independent UK

What do LA’s super-rich car owners do for a living? A viral TikToker’s quest to find that answer

On a prime stretch of Rodeo Drive, flanked by Cartier and Bulgari, TikTok star Daniel Macdonald is doing what he does for a living: running up to drivers of supercars and asking, “What do you do for a living?”

Los Angeles Times

Apple Chips Now Made In America

Apple will soon start to use processors made in America following the opening of an advanced new chip factory in Arizona.

Zenger

Best 32-inch TVs: Smaller screens with smart features to suit your budget

Top quality smaller TVs for streaming in tight spaces

Evening Standard

The most metaverse-ready country in the world might surprise you

Apple will reportedly allow external apps on its App Store in Europe, which could benefit NFT-related games and platforms.

Fortune

Apple looks beyond ‘iPhone factory’ China as dalliance sours

Tech giant is seeking to redirect supply chains to India and Vietnam amid fears of overdependence on China.

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Fortune

'Tesla has no working CEO': As stock drops 61% from its peak, a major Tesla shareholder calls for Elon Musk's ouster

Tesla investors are starting to wonder if CEO Elon Musk is still the right man to lead the company after he acquired Twitter.

Fortune

These 5 tech winners shined through the doom and gloom of 2022

In a year marked by cutbacks and chaos, a handful of victors showed some mettle and emerged on strong footing.

The Independent UK

Foxconn to ease COVID-19 curbs in Chinese iPhone factory

The company that assembles Apple Inc.’s iPhones says it will ease COVID-19 restrictions at its largest factory in China that led thousands of workers to quit

Al Jazeera

Australia accuses Apple, Microsoft of overlooking child sex abuse

Internet safety watchdog says tech giants should automatically scan for child exploitation material on their services.

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Reuters

Australia takes aim at Apple, Microsoft over child protection online

An Australian regulator, after using new powers to make the tech giants share information about their methods, accused Apple Inc and Microsoft Corp not doing enough to stop child exploitation content on their platforms.

AAP

Biggest tech companies failing on safety

Bombshell revelations have shown how the world's biggest tech companies are failing to end the sexual exploitation of children on their platforms.

Fortune

Apple caves to pressure on its App Store monopoly

Apple is planning to allow third-party app stores on its iPhones and iPads in a move to comply with European Union regulations that are trying to monitor gatekeeping practices.

Inverse

How the EU could force Apple to open up iMessage and end an App Store monopoly

The EU’s Digital Markets Act may force Apple to rethink iMessage, the App Store, and its closed iOS ecosystem.

ABC News

Microsoft and Apple among the global companies accused of 'turning a blind eye' to child sexual exploitation

Some of the world's biggest technology companies, like Microsoft and Apple, aren't doing enough to prevent the spread of child sexual exploitation on their platforms, according Australia's e-Safety Commissioner.

Fortune

Even in a brutal year for tech, these 5 companies, collectives, and chiefs flopped the hardest

FTX’s venture capital patrons, a former social media executive, and a onetime pandemic darling all fell on their face in 2022.

Evening Standard

All the emojis you should leave behind in 2022

The cry laughing face is over and the thumbs up is beyond lame. Maddy Mussen on the emojis Gen Z wouldn't be caught dead using. Take notes...

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