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Apple’s Mixed Reality Headset Likely To Arrive In January 2023

Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo expects a groundbreaking product. It should boost innovation in the industry - but also outshine the competitors' products.

Italy

Ecco M2: CPU più veloce del 18% e GPU più potente del 35% rispetto al precedente chip di Apple

Comprende anche un Neural Engine più veloce del 40% rispetto a M1, il che permette di raggiungere fino a 15,8 bilioni di operazioni al secondo.

Nordics

EU Commission: Apple Abuses Position In Mobile Wallet Market

The EU Commission sends the official statement of objections to Apple. The competition regulators are upset about the restricted access to NFC for iOS developers.

Italy

La Commissione Europea accusa Apple di abuso di posizione dominante per i pagamenti contactless

Bruxelles accusa Apple di abuso di posizione dominante con riferimento al sistema di pagamenti contactless di Apple Pay.

Italy

Apple firma il miglior secondo trimestre a livello di fatturato

In casa Apple, le vendite trimestrali legate ai servizi sfiorano i 20 miliardi di dollari, facendo segnare il record storico per questo segmento.

Nordics

European Commission Accuses Apple Of Abuse Of Dominance With Wireless Payments

Brussels accuses Apple of abuse of dominant position for wireless payments with Apple Pay.

Italy

I lockdown in Cina minacciano la produzione di dispositivi Apple

I nuovi lockdown in Cina ostacolano la produzione di dispositivi Apple.

Nordics

COVID-19 Restrictions in Shanghai Affect iPhone and MacBook Manufacturing

Pegatron, Quanta and Compal are subject to the local lockdown. They manufacture iPhones, MacBooks and iPads for Apple. At the moment, however, delivery times for the MacBook Pro with 14- and 16-inch displays are being extended.

Switzerland

Apple-Mitarbeiter unglücklich über Rückkehr ins Büro

Frustrierte Apple-Mitarbeiter wehren sich gegen den Aufruf von CEO Tim Cook, ins Büro zurückzukehren. Manche drohen sogar mit Kündigung.

Switzerland

Apple-Mitarbeiter unglücklich über Rückkehr ins Büro

Frustrierte Apple-Mitarbeiter wehren sich gegen den Aufruf von CEO Tim Cook, ins Büro zurückzukehren. Manche drohen sogar mit Kündigung.

The cybercriminals submit fake emergency requests. Allegedly, this is how they get hold of users' addresses and phone numbers. It is possible that the 16-year-old allegedly behind the recent attacks by the group LAPSUS$ is also involved in this operation. Hackers have apparently found a new way to obtain personal data for targeted attacks. As Bloomberg reports, they allegedly tried to force tech companies to hand over user data with fake legal documents. According to the newspaper's sources, Apple and Facebook parent Meta also fell for the trick. Both companies handed over data such as addresses, phone numbers and IP addresses to the hackers, who posed as law enforcement agencies. They also presented fake "emergency requests" for which no court order is needed. In addition to Meta and Apple, the hackers reportedly also targeted Snapchat parent Snap. However, it is unclear whether Snap actually passed on data, the report continues. It is also not known how many fake requests for information were submitted to the companies. Underage hackers from the USA and Great Britain are said to be behind the attacks. Among them is said to be the 16-year-old believed to be the head of the group LAPSUS$, which in turn was responsible for the recent attacks on Microsoft, Samsung and Nvidia. When asked by Bloomberg, Apple and Meta referred to their guidelines for dealing with requests from authorities. However, they did not confirm the disclosure of data based on fake requests

Eastern Europe

Report: Apple and Facebook Accidentally Hand Over User Data to Hackers

The cybercriminals submit fake emergency requests. Allegedly, this is how they get hold of users' addresses and phone numbers. It is possible that the 16-year-old, allegedly behind the recent attacks by the group LAPSUS$, is also invol ...

Italy

Intel: almeno due anni per poter competere con i processori M1 Pro e M1 Max di Apple

La Intel avrà bisogno di due anni per disporre di processori capaci di competere con i M1 Pro e M1 Max di Apple.

Italy

Apple recupera la leadership nel mercato degli smartphone

Nel quarto trimestre del 2021, Apple ha registrato un +22% di vendite contro il +20% del suo principale concorrente, Samsung.

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Microsoft sottrae ad Apple uno dei suoi principali chip designer per server

Apple perde un altro componente chiave del suo staff: secondo quando riportato, Microsoft ha assunto Mike Filippo, veterano del settore, perché progetti in-house chip per i propri server.