TikTok gives teen girls a tick
It is a bit like Tourette's
Doctors around the world are seeing a rise in cases of tic-like behaviors in teen girls, which they believe could be caused by watching TikTok videos about Tourette syndrome.
ASML does better than analysts expect
Huge profits strong demand
ASML, which makes most of the world’s chip making equipment, has reported better profits than the cocaine nose jobs of Wall Street predicted.
Micron builds a new Hiroshima chip factory
More bang for DRAM
US memory chip maker Micron will build a new factory at its Japanese production site in Hiroshima at a cost of $7 billion.
Facebook considers changing its name
We want to focus on the metaverse
The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell on earth rumour that claims that Facebook is going to change its name.
One of Apple's cameras probably surplus to requirements
Only two work as lenses
Apple has been outed for using a fake back-facing camera for the 'Pro' versions of iPhones 11, 12 and 13.
UK press worried about a loss of technology in the stores
Daily Star claims Christmas will be cancelled due to a lack of Apples
Brexit touting tabloid the Daily Star thinks that Christmas is going to be cancelled this year because there will not be enough technology available in the shops.
Ericsson flung out of China
Middle Kingdom retaliation
Sweden's Ericsson said it will reduce its operations in China after suffering a big sales drop in one of its biggest markets due to retaliation for Sweden's ban on Huawei from selling 5G gear in the country.
Intel’s problems were caused by a lack of engineers
Gelsinger says that there were too many suits
Intel's recent manufacturing problems were due to the fact that too many suits and not enough engineers got to the top, according to Intel CEO Kicking Pat Gelsinger.
Amazon only protects its chums from counterfeiters
If your brand is unknown you get no protection
Amazon only seems interested in protecting big name brands from counterfeiters and not those who come up with good ideas but are not as famous.
Apple releases a $20 rag
Works with all its products
Fruity cargo-cult Apple has invented a reassuringly expensive rag to wipe stuff from its expensive gadgets.