Apple neuters Intel powered Macs
Published in PC Hardware


You must use the glorious M1 or buy a proper computer.

Fruity cargo cult Apple has dismantled some of the features of macOS Monterey for those who are dumb enough not to drink its M1 cool aid.

Apple about to bring out an augmented reality headset
Published in News


Or as the rest of the world calls them glasses

Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims that Apple is planning to debut its first augmented reality headset in the second quarter of 2022.

Apple is the loser from increased PC shipments.
Published in PC Hardware


When people have to buy a PC they will do so

There is some bad news for Apple in the latest Canalys figures - it is starting to look like when people want to buy a proper PC or laptop they will look elsewhere.

Apple rumoured to be looking for batteries
Published in Transportation


Tame Apple Press thinks it is about its car

Apple is in early-stage talks with China’s CATL and BYD about a supply of batteries and the Tame Apple Press is convinced it is for its planned electric vehicle.

Apple's “super secure” app store is packed full of scams
Published in News


Washington Post says fanboys are being fleeced 

The Washington Post has flown against the rest of the Tame Apple Press by printing a heresy that the App store is packed full of scams.

Apple arrogantly believes it does it all itself
Published in News


Developers are unimportant

Marco Arment, a widely respected programmer, app developer and commentator on Apple, has analysed Apple's arguments and its thinking as officially portrayed in its lawsuit against Epic.

Apple’s car division losing managers
Published in Transportation


Of course, they know the truth

Flying in the face of Tame Apple Press free publicity about Apple’s super new game-changing car vapourware, it seems that Apple’s transport division is haemorrhaging staff.

Apple's update kills battery life
Published in Mobiles


iOS 14.6 update bought minor changes and battery woes

Apple fanboys have turned to Twitter and Reddit to complain about how pants Apple's  iOS 14.6 update was to their expensive toys.

Apple security boss cleared of bribery charges
Published in News


Prosecutors didn't have evidence of guns for ipads deal

A court in California dismissed bribery charges against Apple security chief, after saying a key element of the case was "pure speculation" by prosecutors and unsupported by evidence.

Apple's over-hyped M1 chip has a security flaw
Published in PC Hardware


Too clever over a 
broken ARM

Fruity cargo cult Apple's much-hyped M1 chip has been shipping with a vulnerability that mysteriously is not getting much coverage in the Tame Apple Press.