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Apple’s Compromises in China: 5 Takeaways To stay on the good side of the Chinese authorities, the company has made decisions that contradict its carefully curated image. An Apple Store in Beijing. The company faces increasing demands from the authorities in China.Credit...Gilles Sabrie for The New York Times May 17, 2021, 3:40 p.m. ET Over two decades, Apple built the world’s most valuable company on top of China. It now assembles nearly all of its products in the country and generates a fifth of its sales there. In turn, the Chinese government has pressured Apple executives to make comp...

Top Apple engineer moves to mysterious new project News Highlights: Top Apple engineer moves to mysterious new project Dan Riccio, one of Apple’s top designers, is moving to a mysterious new role in Cupertino. After joining Apple in 1998, Riccio worked on many groundbreaking products, from the first iMac to last year’s AirPods Max and M1-powered Macs. Now he has become Apple’s “Vice President of Engineering”. Going forward, Riccio says he will “spend all my time and energy at Apple creating something new and wonderful that I can’t be more excited about,” said a press release ...

Why was PogChamp emote removed from Twitch? Harry Pettit, Senior Digital Technology and Science Reporter 7 Jan 2021, 12:46 Updated: 12 Jan 2021, 9:09 TWITCH has axed one of its most popular emotes following dangerous comments made by the star of the image. Streamer Ryan "Gootecks" Gutierrez, whose wide-eyed face features in the PogChamp emote, encouraged his Twitter followers to continue the "civil unrest" after violent protesters stormed Capitol Hill on Wednesday, January 6. 6 Twitch has binned the popular PogChamp emote following alarming comments made by the person featured in the imageCr...

Harry Pettit, Senior Digital Technology and Science Reporter 5 Jan 2021, 15:55 Updated: 6 Jan 2021, 8:55 APPLE has laid bare the ways that WhatsApp "tracks" its users online – and it appears to make for grim reading. Despite the messaging app's assertion that privacy is in its "DNA", it collects data on your location, contacts and even your shopping habits. 3 Apple has laid bare the ways that WhatsApp 'tracks' its users onlineCredit: The Sun While WhatsApp remains the least invasive of Facebook's services, it shows that your data is under the microscope no matter what app you're using. What...