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Apple Begins Assembling iPhone 16 Series In India
Apple has officially commenced the assembly of its entire iPhone 16 series in India, marking a significant step in the company's efforts to diversify its manufacturing operations beyond China.
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Samsung Reportedly Hires Former Apple Head of Siri AI to Run Its North America AI Division
Samsung has reportedly pulled off a major coup by hiring a former Apple executive to lead its newly created artificial intelligence (AI) division. As per a report, the South Korea-based tech giant internally announced the hiring of Murat Akbacak who was heading the division responsible for developing conversational and contextual AI for Siri. He wi...
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iOS 18 'VendorUI' Internal Builds Issued to Factories for Quality Control Testing: Report
iOS 18 is reportedly being distributed to vendors, months ahead of its expected release later this year. The company's next iPhone operating system update is reportedly being distributed to factories and other partners as a limited version of Apple's iOS operating system, according to a report.
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Google Restricts Downloads of Airalo, Holafly in India for Not Complying With DoT Policy: Report
Google has reportedly blocked the downloads of Airalo and Holafly for users in India as the international eSIM providers were not complying with existing telecom policies in the country The directions to block the apps were issued by the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) to both Google and Apple, according to the report.
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iOS 17 To Add Support for 'Most Requested' Features Along With Performance Improvements: Mark Gurman
Apple is reportedly working on developing the next-generation of its operating system for mobiles, iOS 17. The company was previously tipped to be focusing on bug fixes, and performance improvements with the update. However, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman now suggests that Apple's development team for the iOS 17 has shifted its strategy to include working...
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Apple Said to Reshuffle International Business to Make India Its Own Region Amid Surge in Demand
Apple is said to be shaking up its international sales operations as part of the company's efforts to make India its own region. The company's India head, Ashish Chowdhary, will now report directly to Michael Fenger, Apple’s head of product sales. Apple posted record revenue in India last quarter, even as its total sales slipped 5 percent.
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Ukraine Crisis: Universal Music Group Says It Is Suspending Operations, Shutting Offices in Russia
Universal Music Group said it was suspending all operations in Russia and closing its offices, as it joins a growing number of companies protesting the violence in Ukraine.
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HarmonyOS: How Huawei Is Trying to Trade War-Proof Its Software
Huawei on Friday offered the first glimpse of an in-house software that may someday replace Google's Android, an important step toward reducing its reliance on American technology.
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Apple Finds Foxconn Interns Worked Illegal Overtime on iPhone X
Interns at a factory operated by Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., part of Taiwan's Foxconn Technology Group, worked voluntarily and received benefits, though worked longer days than Chinese law permits, Apple said in a statement. The Financial Times reported earlier Tuesday that a group of 3,000 students from the Zhengzhou Urban Rail Transit School ...
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Huawei Sues Samsung, Demands Royalties on Phone and Tablet Tech
The patents cover communications networks and software to operate LTE networks established through international standard-setting organisations.
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Big Companies Disclose Too Little on Operations Abroad: Watchdog
Transparency International singled out Chinese companies but pointed to US tech giants like Amazon and Google as well.
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Google to Unveil In-Car Operating System
Google will debut its first in-car operating system at its annual software developer conference this month. Internally known as the 'Google Auto Link (GAL)', this system will be the first product from the Open Automotive Alliance.
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The Irish loophole behind Apple's low US tax bill
Apple had channelled profits into Irish-incorporated subsidiaries that had "no declared tax residency anywhere in the world".
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Apple Begins Assembling iPhone 16 Series In India
Apple has officially commenced the assembly of its entire iPhone 16 series in India, marking a significant step in the company's efforts to diversify its manufacturing operations beyond China.
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Samsung Reportedly Hires Former Apple Head of Siri AI to Run Its North America AI Division
Samsung has reportedly pulled off a major coup by hiring a former Apple executive to lead its newly created artificial intelligence (AI) division. As per a report, the South Korea-based tech giant internally announced the hiring of Murat Akbacak who was heading the division responsible for developing conversational and contextual AI for Siri. He wi...
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iOS 18 'VendorUI' Internal Builds Issued to Factories for Quality Control Testing: Report
iOS 18 is reportedly being distributed to vendors, months ahead of its expected release later this year. The company's next iPhone operating system update is reportedly being distributed to factories and other partners as a limited version of Apple's iOS operating system, according to a report.
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Google Restricts Downloads of Airalo, Holafly in India for Not Complying With DoT Policy: Report
Google has reportedly blocked the downloads of Airalo and Holafly for users in India as the international eSIM providers were not complying with existing telecom policies in the country The directions to block the apps were issued by the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) to both Google and Apple, according to the report.
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iOS 17 To Add Support for 'Most Requested' Features Along With Performance Improvements: Mark Gurman
Apple is reportedly working on developing the next-generation of its operating system for mobiles, iOS 17. The company was previously tipped to be focusing on bug fixes, and performance improvements with the update. However, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman now suggests that Apple's development team for the iOS 17 has shifted its strategy to include working...
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Apple Said to Reshuffle International Business to Make India Its Own Region Amid Surge in Demand
Apple is said to be shaking up its international sales operations as part of the company's efforts to make India its own region. The company's India head, Ashish Chowdhary, will now report directly to Michael Fenger, Apple’s head of product sales. Apple posted record revenue in India last quarter, even as its total sales slipped 5 percent.
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Ukraine Crisis: Universal Music Group Says It Is Suspending Operations, Shutting Offices in Russia
Universal Music Group said it was suspending all operations in Russia and closing its offices, as it joins a growing number of companies protesting the violence in Ukraine.
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HarmonyOS: How Huawei Is Trying to Trade War-Proof Its Software
Huawei on Friday offered the first glimpse of an in-house software that may someday replace Google's Android, an important step toward reducing its reliance on American technology.
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Apple Finds Foxconn Interns Worked Illegal Overtime on iPhone X
Interns at a factory operated by Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., part of Taiwan's Foxconn Technology Group, worked voluntarily and received benefits, though worked longer days than Chinese law permits, Apple said in a statement. The Financial Times reported earlier Tuesday that a group of 3,000 students from the Zhengzhou Urban Rail Transit School ...
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Huawei Sues Samsung, Demands Royalties on Phone and Tablet Tech
The patents cover communications networks and software to operate LTE networks established through international standard-setting organisations.
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Big Companies Disclose Too Little on Operations Abroad: Watchdog
Transparency International singled out Chinese companies but pointed to US tech giants like Amazon and Google as well.
-
Google to Unveil In-Car Operating System
Google will debut its first in-car operating system at its annual software developer conference this month. Internally known as the 'Google Auto Link (GAL)', this system will be the first product from the Open Automotive Alliance.
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The Irish loophole behind Apple's low US tax bill
Apple had channelled profits into Irish-incorporated subsidiaries that had "no declared tax residency anywhere in the world".
