Big Tech Archive
Archives for January 2017
The Northern Kentucky facility will eventually employ more than 2,000 people.
“I’m encouraged with the significant improvement, but we’re not without challenges there,” says CEO Tim Cook.
Apple insists that its tablet still beat its internal forecast.
The company also topped overall expectations for sales and earnings.
The company now says the ban is “unjust, wrong and against everything we stand for as a company.”
Daimler will use Uber’s platform to get consumers into their self-driving cars.
Sales of the iPhone and a growing services business are key if the company is to break out of its slump.
The only catch is a $35 order minimum.
Uber’s decision to turn off surge pricing during a taxi union’s anti-Trump protest was just the last straw.
Amazon is supporting the Washington state attorney general, who is making his state the first to sue Trump.
Co-founder Sergey Brin addressed Mountain View Google employees.
They are very different animals, with very different types of software requirements.
Recode’s Johana Bhuiyan demystifies the landscape of autonomous vehicles on Too Embarrassed to Ask.
The move comes as other tech leaders finally start speaking out against the new president’s policies.
FaceApp can even turn that frown upside down.