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  • Researchers create first firmware worm that attacks Macs remotely and silently

    August 4, 2015

    Mac users beware: You're no longer immune. It’s a truth universally acknowledged that Macs are more secure than PCs. But researchers have just dealt this truth a hefty blow, after they created the first firmware worm that can attack Mac computers. The accepted wisdom is that computers running Windows are more exposed to attacks, but [...]

  • Apple prepares a voicemail service that will transcribe your messages using Siri to compete with Microsoft’s Cortana and Google Now

    August 3, 2015

    The problem is obvious: Leaving voicemail is quick and convenient. Unfortunately, listening to it is sadly tedious. This age-old telephone dilemma has been solved, and the solution is ingeniously simple: transcribing incoming voicemail messages so that you can read them instead. Apple is preparing a new tool which will use voice assistant Siri to transcribe [...]

  • Samsung share price slides as disappointing sales of Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge force tech giant to slash prices

    July 30, 2015

    Samsung is dropping prices on its flagship smartphone models after a dip in sales caused the Korean tech giant’s profits to slide for the seventh consecutive quarter. The company reported operating profits falling four per cent to 6.9tn won (£3.9bn), in line with guidance released earlier this month, which warned sales of high-end smartphone Galaxy [...]

  • One in four millennials would rather bank with a tech company like Apple or Google than their current bank

    July 29, 2015

    Fed up with your bank? You’re not alone. Just one in three millennials (that's people born after 1980) actually think their bank meets their requirements, and in fact, quite a few of them think Apple or Google would do a better job. It seems out of touch banks risk losing millennial business, as just 32 [...]

  • HSBC and First Direct customers can finally use Apple Pay

    July 28, 2015

    The mobile payment system launched in the UK in mid-July to great excitement, but not all banks supported it from the start. Although HSBC was supposed to be a launch partner, when the day came, customers were told the service had been delayed, and that the bank was “working hard” to get it running by [...]

  • US corporations including Apple and Google pledge billions to help Obama administration combat climate change ahead of Paris summit

    July 28, 2015

    US corporations are pledging billions of dollars to green finance, as the private sector supports the Obama administration in securing a strong global deal on combating climate change. Thirteen top US companies, including Apple, Walmart and Google, teamed up with the White House to launch the American Business Act on Climate Pledge. The campaign is [...]

  • Apple share price shockwave put markets on edge as tech company stocks tumbled

    July 22, 2015

    Technology stocks across the globe fell like dominoes yesterday, feeling the aftershock from Apple’s tumbling share price.   The California-based smartphone giant dropped by more than seven per cent in pre-market trading after releasing its results for the third quarter, and its shares lost another four per cent of their value throughout yesterday.   US [...]

  • US markets fall, dragged by tech giants Apple, Facebook, Twitter share price sliding

    July 22, 2015

    US markets were weighed down by plunging tech stocks after disappointing results from several giants, with Apple leading the fall after iPhone sales missed forecasts. Wall Street was weighed down by a Silicon Valley that was decidedly glum today, with Dow Jones closing 1 per cent down and Nasdaq 0.5 per cent. After yesterday's earnings [...]

  • Apple, Yahoo, Microsoft, IBM and Twitter share prices fall as US markets open

    July 22, 2015

    US technology shares all fell as US markets today, after disappointing results by Apple prompted a mass sell-off overnight. Read more: Apple reckons Watch sales "beat internal forecasts" The iPhone manufacturer led the fallers, with its shares falling five per cent to $124.29, after a 7.3 per cent drop in pre-market trading wiped $66bn off its [...]

  • Apple Pay UK: Where are people using it most? TfL races ahead

    July 22, 2015

    A week after Apple Pay's launch in the UK, and there's one spot where it's proving by far and away the most popular place to use. The contactless payment which lets you pay by simply swiping an iPhone or Apple Watch, attempts to make paying for stuff as quick and easy as possible, and there's no [...]

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