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Chrome is still a memory hog on macOS compared to Safari

  Long been derided as a resource-consuming web browser, a recent test by a developer reveals Google Chrome to use multiple times the memory of Apples Safari in macOS. Chrome is often the source of ire for users who find the Google-created browser to be bloated and too keen to consume a Macs available memory. In many cases, users are pointed in the direction of the lightweight Safari, but in a new test report, a developer shows how bad Chrome is on RAM. A blog post by Flotato developer Morte...
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Portland Apple Store to reopen Monday after nine months of closure

  Apple will be reopening its Portland Apple Store on February 22, allowing customers to buy iPhones and other products from the retail location for the first time in nine months. The Apple Store in Pioneer Place in Portland, Oregon, was closed on May 29, 2020, following the George Floyd riots. Looting and vandalism during the night led to the closure of the outlet for a lengthy period of time. On Monday, Apple will be reopening the store for the first time since that night, according to 9to...
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Apple employees were major donators to Biden election campaign

  The presidential campaign of Joe Biden received considerable donations from employees of tech companies, campaign finance records reveal, with Apple employees reportedly the fourth-largest source of funding. President Joe Bidens campaign and supporting joint fundraising committees saw a high level of donations from employees linked to the five tech giants for the 2020 election, an investigation reveals. Employees from Apple, Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, and Facebook provided at least $15.1 ...
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