Articles by Inno Flores
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EU Agrees with $44 Billion Plan to Fund Semiconductor Production, Reduces Reliance with US and Asian Manufacturers
Ministers of the European Union are set to meet on December 1st to stamp the chip plan and talk about this matter.
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China's iPhone City Under Five-Day Lockdown, Enters Critical Phase for COVID-19 Cases
Main urban areas of the city will be locked down from November 25 to November 29 due to the rising cases in the area.
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Foxconn Workers Violently Protest for Delayed Bonus Payments in Zhengzhou Plant
Aside from the delayed payments, workers were also protesting because of the lack of food supply inside the factory's dormitory.
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TikTok Undergoes Multiple Investigations Regarding its Data Practices, EU Confirms
The concern revolves if the company has been transferring data from EU citizens to the Chinese authorities.
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Temporary Work Visa Holders Left Concerned After Several Tech Companies Conducted Layoffs
Through the H-1B program, it allows employers in the country to recruit foreign workers with college degrees in specific fields
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FCC Blacklists Provider 'Global UC' from Network Access for Failing to Comply with Robocall Requirements
The provider received a warning from FCC to apply the anti-robocalling STIR/SHAKEN framework on its network.
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Spotify Debuts 'Podcast Audio Enhancement' in Anchor App for Creators
Podcast creation is now feasible in noisy environment or without expensive microphones. As the company continuously enhances the experience of its creators for its podcast feature, Spotify rolls out a new feature to their dedicated Anchor App on iPhone that improves the audio of the creators in just one click.
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Zoom Reports Its Slowest Quarterly Sales Growth, Revenue is Weaker Than Expected Guidance
Zoom expects that the enterprise business will increase for more than 20%, while 8% is expected to decline for small business customers.
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Apple Delays Deliveries for iPhone 14 Pro & Pro Max Models, Due to Production Problems Caused by Lockdowns in Zhengzhou
Lockdowns in Zhengzhou affected Apple's major supplier, Foxconn Technology Group. Apple extended its delay for iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max orders in China later than Christmas, weeks longer than orders made in the past months.
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US Government Supports TSMC's Arizona Plant Plan, as per Founder
The company's decision to build a second plant was welcomed by United States Vice President Kamala Harris.
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US Government Issues Bipartisan Warning to TikTok, as Two Senators Calls it a Chinese Surveillance Tool
Arkansas Republican Senator Tom Cotton and Virginia Democrat Senator Mark Warner warned the audience of the application regarding potential risks.
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Tesla Rolls Out Update to Recall More Than 321,000 Vehicles for Tail Light Software Issue
The models that are affected by the tail light glitch are the 2023 Model 3, and 2020 to 2023 Model Y vehicles.
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Taylor Swift Responds to Ticketmaster Fiasco for 'The Eras Tour', After Canceling General Public Ticket Sale
She slams Ticketmaster for being unprepared despite asking them multiple times if they could handle the demand.
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Verizon Introduces New Promo to Freely Test 5G Network for eSIM Technology
Verizon Test Drive allows new customers to compare services from other carriers. A new early access promo has been introduced by Verizon to both its customers and non-customers, a free 30-day trial to use eSIM technology with a 5G network.
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Palo Alto Networks Acquires Cider Security to Strengthen Security with Modern Software Development
This is part of the company's plan for its Prisma Cloud platform to be Cider-supported. An announcement from Palo Alto Network was released on Thursday stating that the company is acquiring Cider Security, an application security and software supply chain provider.
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US Government Requests More Data for Adobe's Proposed Acquisition of Figma
This would be one of the biggest takeovers of a private software maker in history. As Adobe proposed the acquisition of its start-up rival Figma, the United States Department of Justice requested more information and data to support the deal.
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Google Allegedly Pays Activision Blizzard and Riot Games to Not Launch Competing App Stores, Epic Games Confirmed
While Epic Games is confident with its allegations, Google denies the accusation. According to the court filing of Epic Games Inc. , Google paid Activision Blizzard Inc.
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Amazon Confirms to Conduct More Layoffs Next Year, as per CEO
CEO Andy Jassy added that chief executives will be making more adjustments, hence the role reductions.
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UK Blocks Acquisition Deal of Newport Wafer Fab to Nexperia Due to National Security Concerns
The decision was made by the government after delaying the review of the acquisition for several months.
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US Government Discourages Consumers on Purchasing Onewheel Boards After Multiple Injuries
Among the injuries reported were traumatic brain injury, concussion, paralysis, upper-body fractures, lower-body fractures, and ligament damage.
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Apple Employees File to Unionize St. Louis Retail Store, Following Oklahoma and Maryland
This would be the third Apple store to make the move if the filing will be approved to unionize. Apple employees filed a petition to unionize a store in St Louis, which partnered with the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM).
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Uber, Lyft New York Drivers to Receive Increased Minimum Pay Rates by End of Year
Metered rides will now have a new drop rate of $3.00, while unit rates will climb up to $0.70. New York City drivers of Uber and Lyft services will be having an increased minimum pay rate, as the driver shortage increased post-pandemic due to operational costs that are continuously leaping.
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Apple Prepares to Begin Sourcing US-Made Chips from Arizona to Reduce Reliance on Asian Production
Apple is also open to the idea of expanding its chip supply in Europe facilities. Apple will soon begin to produce chips that are made in the United States, specifically in Arizona, as the company reduces its production reliance on Asian countries.
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Microsoft Adjusts its Anti-Harassment Policies after Bill Gates' Alleged Affair with an Employee
This indicates recommendations, adjustments, and new inclusions for the sexual harassment and gender discrimination policies of the company.
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Apple Offers Bulk Discounts for MacBook Pro Models to Small Businesses
A 10% off will be offered for its 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros with M1 chip set. As an effort to boost the sales for Mac, Apple will be giving rare promotional deals for small businesses that are purchasing bulk orders for MacBook Pro models.
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'Bird' Sees Overstated Revenue for Two Years by Recognizing Unpaid Customer Rides
The company confirmed that it had been recording extra fares from accounts that have insufficient wallet balances.
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Google Settles Location History Probe, to Pay Nearly $400 Million
Google will also now alert its users when their location is enabled and will be laying out basic information on how to turn off the feature.
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Citi Ventures Invests on Indian Startup Lentra AI, Raises $60 Million in Funding
Total funding of $60 million was raised by Lentra, led by Citi Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners, and Susquehanna International Group Venture Capital.
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Apple Finalizes OS for Mixed-Reality Headset, Could Possibly Launch in 2023
The company has been hiring people for its AR and VR technology teams and even recruiting past engineers who worked from Apple before.
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Former FTX CEO Denies Speculations Fleeing to South America After Resignation
He clarified through a text message that he is currently in the Bahamas. Crypto Exchange FTX's former Chief Executive Officer denied the speculations that he has flown to South America after resigning from the reported bankrupt company.
