World To Make 1.37 Billion Smartphones In 2021 Says IDC – About One For Every Six Humans
Apple's growth outpaces Android's, and 5G shipments are surging despite hefty prices 1.37 billion smartphones will ship... Read more
Cloudflare Says Intel Is Not Inside Its Next-gen Servers – Ice Lake Melted Its Energy Budget
64-core AMD Epycs win again as upgrade delivers performance boost without slurping more 'leccy Internet-grooming compan... Read more
CEO Secrets: 'I Was Making Money, But Had No Money'
Honey boss Scott Davies says cash flow problems meant though he was profitable he "had no money". Read more
Google Delays Back-to-office Recall Until At Least 2022
Chocolate Factory says never-ending pandemic threw spanner in October plan Google has delayed recalling its staff to th... Read more
Gartner Predicts Surge In Government IT Spending In Post-pandemic Catch-up
'Unprecedented public demand' as dear leaders heave services for world+dog online Gartner is forecasting that governmen... Read more
Rumors Of Satellite-comms-capable IPhone Abound. The Truth Could Be Rather Boring
Meanwhile, Amazon gripes about SpaceX's constellation plans It's claimed Apple’s upcoming iPhone 13 can use satellite... Read more
Children Of China, Your State-sanctioned Hour Of Gaming Begins … Now!
Beijing limits kids to three hours a week, suggests they use it to play Chess, Go or coding China has introduced regula... Read more
Can Apps Move The #MeToo Movement Forward?
Reporting sexual harassment at work is getting easier thanks to new technologies. Read more
China Welcomed Its Billionth Netizen In The First Half Of 2021
297M are rural, 983M use instant messaging, 469M order food online, and they average 26.9 hours online every week More ... Read more
Japan's Huge Army Of Under-employed Ex-housewives
Why women are still battling for better jobs in the world's third largest economy. Read more
Covid: Report Finds Big Rises In Garden Furniture Prices
Consumer group Which? says one retailer raised the price of a shed by 155% during the past two years. Read more
Hire UK Workers To Drive Lorries, Minister Tells Firms
The business secretary rejects calls to relax immigration rules as companies struggle to fill vacancies. Read more
Et Tu, Samsung? Electronics Giant Accused Of Quietly Switching SSD Components
Squirrely semiconductor swaps make performance difficult to predict Samsung has altered the parts used to make its 970 ... Read more
Shein: China Fashion Giant Investigates 'false' Anti-Uyghur Job Ads
Shein said it did not fund or approve adverts that suggested some ethnic minorities need not apply. Read more
Dell, HP Talk Of Backlogs And Shortages As Big PC-makers Turn In Their Numbers
Dell's results were upbeat, HP's flat, but investors still worried over supply chain HP Inc and Dell both raised concer... Read more