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“Apple in China” explains why a US-made iPhone is an embarrassingly naive strategy
- The book “Apple in China” delves into Apple's significant supply chain network in China, arguing that a US-made iPhone is an impractical strategy due to the company's deep-rooted ties with Chinese manufacturing.
- Authored by investigative journalist Patrick McGee, the book explains Apple's transition to outsourcing and subsequent move to China for affordable labor, leading to significant production advancements.
- With more than 200 interviews, the book sheds light on Apple's reliance on China and the geopolitical implications of intertwining tech manufacturing with the Chinese economy.
- Apple's extensive investments in Taiwan and China for manufacturing have limited the company's ability to relocate production elsewhere, showcasing a heavy dependence on these regions.
- China's rise as a dominant manufacturing hub, facilitated by Apple and other American companies' shift towards Chinese production, has had wide-reaching economic impacts globally.
- The book highlights China's potential leverage over Apple through various means, emphasizing the complex relationship between tech giants and the Chinese government.
- Contrary to the notion of a 'US-made iPhone,' the book argues that Apple's supply chain complexity and global sourcing renders a complete manufacturing shift impractical, even if assembly were to be relocated.
- An AI-generated video from China, poking fun at American factory re-industrialization efforts, went viral amidst discussions of reshoring manufacturing processes.
- US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick's remarks on bringing high-tech factory jobs back to America reflect ongoing debates on industrial resurgence and automation in the US.
- “Apple in China: The Capture of the World’s Greatest Company” is available in various formats, providing insights into Apple's intricate ties with Chinese manufacturing and the broader implications for global tech production.
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Nothing officially confirms that it's making over-ear headphones, here's when they're coming
- Nothing is working on over-ear headphones, as officially confirmed in a recent video announcement.
- Rumors about Nothing developing headphones surfaced in February, with a model number B170.
- CEO Carl Pei shared fan concept images of the possible design of Nothing headphones back in October 2022.
- Expect unique design, distinct buttons, and great sound quality from Nothing headphones, set to launch this summer alongside the Nothing Phone (3).
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Samsung Game Booster Plus lets you remap controllers and enhance game graphics
- Samsung released Game Booster Plus via Good Lock for One UI 7 devices.
- The module allows users to remap controllers, adjust quality settings, and categorize games.
- Some features of Game Booster Plus require newer devices like Galaxy S24 or S25.
- It has three menus for controller remapping, GPU setting adjustments, and game categorization.
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FCC approves Verizon’s $20 billion merger after it commits to ‘ending’ DEI
- Verizon's $20 billion acquisition of Frontier, a fiber internet provider, has been approved by the FCC.
- Verizon committed to ending DEI practices as part of the merger agreement.
- This commitment involves no HR roles or teams focusing on DEI, removal of DEI references from training materials, and goals for diversity.
- FCC Chair Brendan Carr stated that deals will not be approved if companies maintain DEI-related policies in place.
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Apple claims it's not blocking Epic from offering Fortnite in the EU
- Apple claims it's not blocking Epic from offering Fortnite in the EU, according to a report from Bloomberg.
- Apple says it did not take any action to remove the live version of Fortnite from alternative distribution marketplaces and wants Epic's European branch to resubmit the latest game update for publishing.
- Epic CEO Tim Sweeney was hoping to relaunch Fortnite on the US App Store following a court victory, but Apple seems to be specific about not wanting Fortnite on the US App Store.
- Fortnite was initially removed from the App Store due to Epic's attempt to skip Apple's in-app payment system, part of a larger plan to challenge the control of platforms like Apple and Google.
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Product & Catalog Management in OneEntry: Practical Tools for Scalable Projects
- Efficient product and catalog management are fundamental for digital businesses and OneEntry offers a faster, structured, and scalable solution.
- Fast and structured product creation in OneEntry allows quick addition of new products with enriched attributes and automatic generation of previews.
- Flexible category architecture in OneEntry ensures products can belong to multiple categories without duplication, maintaining a centralized product card for consistent information.
- Advanced product controls, streamlined status management, multiple import methods, bulk editing tools, and product linking capabilities make OneEntry a comprehensive solution for efficient product and catalog management.
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Fortnite unavailable on iPhones globally after Apple rejects App Store release
- Fortnite is now unavailable on iPhones and iPads globally as Apple blocked its release in the App Store for US and Europe.
- Apple requested Epic Sweden to resubmit the app update without the US App Store, but Epic Games chose not to comply, leading to Fortnite's removal from the App Store.
- The conflict between Apple and Epic Games dates back to 2020 when Epic filed an antitrust lawsuit, leading to various legal battles and court rulings.
- Epic Games was planning to return to the App Store in the US following a court ruling, but Apple's latest actions have disrupted Fortnite's availability worldwide.
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The Galaxy M36 now listed on Samsung's official website, launch is imminent
- Samsung's Galaxy M36, featuring the Exynos 1380 chipset, is set for launch after appearing on Samsung's official website with model number SM-M366B/DS.
- The device has received support page listings on Samsung's Indian site, along with certifications from Bluetooth SIG and India's BIS, hinting at an imminent release.
- Expected to be initially exclusive to Amazon India, the Galaxy M36 is reported to sport 6GB of RAM and run on Android 15 with One UI 7 upon launch.
- With its predecessor, the M35, arriving in May last year, speculations suggest the Galaxy M36 may follow a similar timeline for its official debut.
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Arrowhead Confirms Its Next Game Is ‘100% Funded By Ourselves,’ But Is Open To Working With Sony Again
- Arrowhead Game Studio's next title, Helldivers 2's successor, is entirely self-funded, not a collaboration with PlayStation.
- The company expressed gratitude to fans for their support, enabling the freedom to explore innovative concepts for their upcoming project.
- While the next game is internally funded, Arrowhead remains open to future collaborations with Sony, acknowledging their instrumental role in Helldivers' success.
- Helldivers 2, released in February 2024 for PS5 and PC, continues to be popular, with recent update 1.003.000 introducing new content like enemies, weapon customizations, and bug fixes.
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How to get the General Grievous skin in Fortnite
- General Grievous skin is now available in Fortnite Chapter 6 Galactic Battle Pass.
- To unlock General Grievous and Warlord Grievous skins, players need to own the battle pass and level up.
- Players need to gain 28 new levels to unlock both versions of the skin or 14 levels for the base General Grievous look.
- There are also various cosmetics like emotes, back bling, pickaxe, and loading screens that can be claimed while leveling up.
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Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 announced: A Quiet Leap Forward
- Qualcomm has announced the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 (model SM7750-AB) with improvements in CPU, GPU, and AI performance compared to its predecessor.
- The new CPU configuration offers a 27% increase in performance, while the GPU shows a 30% boost and includes Snapdragon Elite Gaming features.
- The Hexagon NPU is 65% faster for AI workloads and can run Stable Diffusion 1.5, making it a standout feature of the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4.
- The chipset also supports advanced camera features, fast memory and storage, and flagship-class connectivity like sub-6GHz 5G, Wi-Fi 7, and Bluetooth 6.0.
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How to get medallions in Fortnite Chapter 6 Star Wars season
- Medallions have returned in Fortnite Chapter 6 Star Wars season, introduced first in Chapter 5 Season 1.
- Two medallions available in this season are Phasma’s Blaster Medallion dropped by Captain Phasma and the Super Shield Medallion dropped by Shogun X.
- Medallions are boss drops that offer buffs, such as improving blaster weapons or creating a Shield Bubble Jr. when using healing items.
- Medallion locations in Fortnite Chapter 6 Star Wars season include the First Order Base for Captain Phasma and a floating island (Shogun’s Arena) for Shogun X.
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Report: Samsung Readies Upgraded Battery Tech, But It’s Not Silicon Carbon
- Samsung is preparing to introduce upgraded battery technology for its future Galaxy models, focusing on SUS CAN battery technology using stainless steel for improved capacity, charging speeds, and prevention of swelling effect.
- The new battery tech is not the previously reported silicon carbon batteries, which are known for delivering higher battery capacity in a compact space and have been adopted by some China-based OEMs.
- Details on Samsung's specific battery technology for the upcoming Galaxy S26 series are still undisclosed, but the recent report indicates a shift towards SUS CAN technology rather than silicon carbon.
- While specific information is limited, the anticipation remains high for advancements in battery life without compromising on device design, especially with the upcoming releases of the Galaxy Z foldable series.
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Final Chance: Ulefone Armor 28 Pro Launch Benefits Expire This Sunday, May 18th
- The Ulefone Armor 28 Pro, a premium rugged smartphone, is being offered at a discounted price of $399.99 on AliExpress as part of a limited-time launch sale expiring on Sunday, May 18th.
- Positioned as a cost-effective alternative to the Armor 28 Ultra, the Armor 28 Pro shares similar features like dual AMOLED screens, high-quality cameras, and impressive RAM and battery specs.
- Key features of the Armor 28 Pro include 16 GB of LPDDR5 RAM, a 10,600 mAh battery with fast charging support, a MediaTek Dimensity 7300 5G SoC, and 512 GB of internal storage.
- Interested buyers have a limited time to avail themselves of the launch benefits before the sale offer ends on May 18th. After this date, the phone will be available at its standard price.
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New flagship Sony headphones cancel more noise than ever
- Sony has launched its latest flagship over-ear headphones, WH-1000XM6, offering top-tier noise cancellation and wireless connectivity.
- Priced at $450, the new headphones boast 'the best noise cancellation in the industry,' appealing to Apple fans at a lower price point than AirPods Max.
- Featuring Sony's new HD Noise Canceling Processor QN3 and 12 microphones for enhanced precision, the WH-1000XM6 headphones promise studio-quality sound.
- An Adaptive NC Optimizer and Auto Ambient Sound mode adjust to environmental conditions, perfect for frequent travelers and Apple Music enthusiasts.
- Collaboration with mastering engineers ensures accurate music reproduction, while High-Resolution Audio support and Edge-AI technology enhance audio quality.
- Multi-Point and Auto Switch features cater to Apple ecosystem users for seamless device transitions, and LE Audio enhances gaming experiences.
- Design improvements focus on comfort with a wider headband and stretchable earpads, alongside intuitive touch controls and a compact folding mechanism.
- Smart features like Scene-based Listening and up to 30 hours of battery life make the WH-1000XM6 a suitable choice for extended use.
- Partnering with Post Malone for the 'For The Music' campaign, Sony positions the WH-1000XM6 as a strong competitor in the premium headphones market.
- With availability in black, platinum silver, and midnight blue, the WH-1000XM6 headphones can be purchased from Sony's website, Best Buy, Amazon, and other retailers.
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