SK Hynix makes a killing
Expects supply chain issues to improve
South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix said it expects supply chain issues to gradually improve from the second half of the year and demand for memory chips to grow, after booking a four-fold on-year increase in fourth-quarter operating profit.
US government wades into Apple in Fortnite case
Appeal a ruling that lets Jobs Mob do what it likes
Attorneys general for 34 US states and the District of Columbia have appealed against a ruling that let the fruity cargo continue some restrictive practices in its App store.
Website based malware targets Macs
Impossible to detect
Eset Researchers have uncovered advanced, never-before-seen macOS malware that was installed using exploits that were almost impossible for most users to detect or stop once the users landed on a malicious website.
Apple kills off Dropbox or OneDrive access
MacOS 12.3 beta breaks access to rival clouds
Mac users might have some difficulty using Dropbox or Microsoft OneDrive to sync files on a Mac.
Apple’s triumph over supply-chain shortage is a disaster
Wall Street warns it is not good news
The Tame Apple Press has been praising Apple’s cleverness in overcoming the global chips supply-chain shortage, when it should be really concerned about the cost of Job's Mob's success.
Intel a long way from recovery
Results have Wall Street wondering
Intel recorded some rather good results on Wednesday, but the cocaine nose jobs of Wall Street were less than impressed.
Microsoft says that there is plenty of growth in its cloud
Record profits
Software King of the World Microsoft reassured investors that its cloud business was growing after it reported less-than-stellar growth in its cloud business.
Samsung aiming for dominance with 5G
Memory chips rebounded
Samsung aims to win a bigger share of the smartphone market this year with more 5G-capable models and pointed to a price rebound for its flagship memory chips as early as the first half.
Microsoft thinks that PCs are back
Will come back and stay for good this time
Software King of the World, Microsoft thinks that the growth in PC sales is durable, despite belief that post-pandemic it will continue to slide into oblivion.