Stories by Steve Vegvari
Details Surrounding Foxconn’s Suspended Plant Surface, Outlining Grim Working Conditions
Details surrounding the now suspended Foxconn plant have surfaced.
First Episode of ‘The Book of Boba Fett’ is Now Available to Stream on Disney+
The first episode of the new Star Wars series 'The Book of Boba Fett' is now available to stream on Disney+ in Canada.
CES 2022 Sees AMD and MSI Withdraw In-Person Participation as Exhibitor Drop Out List Grows
AMD and MSI have confirmed they will not be attending CES 2022 in a physical capacity.
Apple Temporarily Closes New York City Stores as COVID-19 Cases Continue to Rise
Apple has temporarily closed all of its New York City stores as a result of the growing COVID-19 Omicron variant cases.
Apple Offers Limited-Edition AirTag as Part of Promotion Celebrating Japanese New Year
Apple's Japanese New Year promotion includes the ability for customers in Japan to receive an engraved AirTag.
Antitrust Concerns Already Sparked Regarding Apple Car, Despite the Lack of Announcement
Apple has yet to announce its Apple Car, yet antitrust concerns have begun filtering in.
LG Display to Show Collection of Transparent OLED Screens at CES 2022
LG Display is set to show off a collection of transparent OLED screens at CES 2022.
CES 2022 Organizers Insist the In-Person Event Will be Held, Despite Exhibitors Dropping Out
CES 2022 organizers insist the in-person event will be held early next year, despite exhibitors continuing to drop out.
‘Apple Together’ Group Stages Retail Walkout on December 24 Over Working Conditions
A group of Apple workers are planning to stage a walkout today for better working conditions.
Apple Executives Discuss New Apple Maps Features
Apple executives discuss the new features of Apple Maps, including 3D and improved accuracy.
Some Apple Watch Owners Experiencing Charging Issues Following watchOS 8.3 Update
Apple Watch users are experiencing charging issues following the watchOS 8.3 software.
Amazon, Meta, Nvidia, and More Cancel CES 2022 Attendance
Amazon, Twitter, Meta, and more have begun cancelling their attendance from CES 2022.