Apple is about to wrap up its most successful year ever, and December will bring a variety of new software and service-related launches for users. Here’s everything Apple has coming in December, and what not to expect.
Källa: Here’s everything Apple has coming this December, and what not to expect – 9to5Mac
Tech giant Apple has taken India’s antitrust regulator to court, challenging a new law that could expose the company to a colossal fine of up to $38 billion.
The core of the dispute centers on how penalties for anti-competitive behavior are calculated: based on revenue generated only in India, or on the company’s entire global earnings.
Apple has filed a 545-page petition with the Delhi High Court, seeking to have the 2024 amendment to India’s Competition Act declared illegal. The amendment, which came into effect last year, grants the Competition Commission of India (CCI) the authority to use a company’s worldwide turnover when calculating fines.
While all Macs are now powered by Apple’s custom-designed chips, a new rumor claims that Apple may rekindle its partnership with Intel, albeit in a new and limited way. Apple supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo today said Intel is expected to begin shipping Apple’s lowest-end M-series chip as early as mid-2027.
Källa: Apple and Intel Rumored to Partner on Mac Chips Again in a New Way
Security researchers have identified suspicious activity in Apple’s Podcasts app that could be used to deliver malicious content to users, based on a report by 404Media’s Joseph Cox. Cox’s report describes some odd experiences with the Podcasts app that certainly suggest something untoward is going on across both iOS and macOS versions.
Källa: PSA: Apple’s Podcasts App Could Be Enabling Malicious Content Delivery
Months after the second Trump administration took shape and the president’s flurry of executive orders began to generate the chilling effects of potential authoritarianism, South Park fearlessly kicked off with an almost unbelievably shocking moment. Struggling through the desert, an actor portraying the president of the United States lying naked and sunstroked, desperate to deliver America’s voters from temptation, listened to an endorsement message from his tiny, talking penis.
If you receive a notification from ChatGPT provider OpenAI that one of its partners has suffered a data breach, it’s likely that your own data is safe. Only those who have an API account may have been affected
The company says it is being transparent by notifying all subscribers, even though only a small subset of them will have been impacted …
The company shared the information on its website.
Transparency is important to us, so we want to inform you about a recent security incident at Mixpanel, a data analytics provider OpenAI used for web analytics on the frontend interface for our API product (platform.openai.com).
Källa: OpenAI is notifying all users of a data breach, but don’t worry
