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.
Apple releases new Monterey operating system
Named after the place where the US’s most boring, and over hyped writer lived
Fruity cargo cult Apple has announced that its macOS Monterey is available .
Facebook wants to build a new universe
This one is not working
Social notworking site Facebook say it wants to built a “metaverse” which truly reflects the will of its mighty creator Mark Zuckerberg.
Intel says it can make better chips than Apple
Will win the company back
The Tame Apple Press is furious with Intel’s Kicking Pat Gelsinger after he dared to point out that Intel could make better chips than the fruity cargo cult.
Philips slashes sales
Global supply chain issues
Dutch health technology company Philips cut its outlook for sales and profit growth this year and said the global supply chain problems that added to its growing list of worries in the third quarter would likely intensify.
Foxconn releases three electric car prototypes
Keen to drive away from Apple dependence
Foxconn unveiled its first three electric vehicle prototypes, which are being seen as part of its ambitious plans to diversify away from its role of building consumer electronics for Apple.
Boeing 737 boss arrested
Pleads not guilty to lying over safety issues
Mark Forkner, Boeing’s 737 Max chief technical pilot during the aircraft’s development, has been charged with misleading aviation regulators about safety issues blamed for two fatal crashes of the 737 Max.