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Apple Inc. supplier Luxshare Precision Industry Co. is seeking to raise up to 13.5 billion yuan ($2.1 billion) through a private share placement to fund a series of projects from intelligent wearable device manufacturing upgrade to electric vehicle component production.

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The OnePlus 10 Pro is out in China, and while it has some flagship specs , including a Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor and a 5,000mAh battery, it turns out it might not be the most durable phone on the market. YouTuber Zack Nelson, creator of the popular JerryRigEverything channel, put the OnePlus 10 Pro through his usual durability test, and when he pushed on the middle of the phone to try and bend it, it snapped nearly in half. See for yourself the bend test for the portion of the video starts at 6:57 (and thats where the embedded video below should begin). When Nelson first pushes on the OnePlus 10 Pro, the back glass begins to crack, and many of the cracks appear under the phones stovetop-like camera bump . When he pushes again, those cracks turn into a full-on break, causing the top part of the phone to begin to fold over. Once the OnePlus 10 Pro is fully broken, Nelson tears off the rest of the back glass to get a look at the inside of the phone. The phone snaps right above the battery, and it seems that OnePlus placement of the cell whose top edge lines up with the volume button on the side helped create the perfect conditions for Nelson to crack it in half with his bare hands.

Bloombergs Mark Gurman shares his estimates for Apples computing roadmap in 2022 in his newest newsletter. According to his sources, Apple will ship laptops with last years M1 Pro and Max processors, as well as a new, more powerful M1 Max CPU and a new M2 processor. Breaking down the devices, Gurman expects: Mac mini [] The post Apples 2022 product plan includes a 13-inch MacBook Pro and a new Air with M2 appeared first on BOL News .

The rollout of Donald Trumps new social media app is off to a rocky start, launching on Apples App Store only to be riddled with errors and malfunctions.

Dutch regulators have levied another fine of 5 million against Apple in a continued dispute over alternative payment systems for dating apps. Apples total fines have now reached 25 million as regulators assess weekly fines up to a total of 50 million or until Apple satisfies the regulatory requirements. In a statement shared with TechCrunch,

As the country celebrates Presidents Day, former President Donald J. Trump has officially launched his Truth Social app on Apples App Store. The goal is to give users of any political affiliation the freedom to speak their mind without any censorship. On Monday morning, just hours after its official launch, it was the top download on the App Store. However, some users are having trouble setting up their account. Trumps Truth Social According to Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG) Chief Executive Devin Nunes, This week we will begin to roll out on the Apple App Store. However, he went on to say, the companys goal is to be fully operational by the end of March on Sunday Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo on Fox News. With Truth app now up and running, Trumps social media presence will be restored after Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube banned him. Truth Social says it is implementing a Big Tent approach for its platform is for everyone, whether they are conservative, liberal, libertarian, or a-political to share different viewpoints on the world.

The Netherlands competition authority has once again increased a fine levied against Apple for failing to comply with an antitrust order related to payment tech and dating apps. The fifth penalty payment of 5 million issued today means the tech giant is now on the hook for 25M (out of a possible total of 50M) []

Truth Social, former president Donald Trump''s long-rumored social media platform, debuted as the top social networking app in Apple''s App Store on Monday despite widespread glitches and a thousands-long waitlist to join, Forbes reports. Many hopeful users received error messages upon signing up, or never received a verification email to approve their accounts. Nonetheless, in the App Store, Truth Social stood one slot above Facebook the platform that suspended Trump for two years in June of 2021 for his role in fomenting the Capitol insurrection. Despite Truth Social''s technical issues, far-right figures such as Reps. Madison Cawthorn (R-N.C.) and Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) herself banned by Twitter were able to join and posted their first "truths" not tweets on the new network. Anti-Trump Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-Ill.), meanwhile, said on Twitter that Truth Social will "be boring and fail, because it will be all Trump-fed drones." It remains to be seen, exactly, whose truth will win out.

Former United States President, Donald Trump has achieved a milestone after his social media application, Truth Social, became available for download in Apples App Store on Sunday night. Donald Trump Launches Truth Social Truth Social became available to download shortly before midnight Eastern Time and was automatically downloaded to Apple users who pre-ordered the app. []

Watch Video Former President Donald Trump''s social media app that he hopes will rival Twitter launched Monday as he seeks a new digital stage to rally his supporters and fight Big Tech limits on speech a year after he was banned from Twitter, Facebook and YouTube. His Truth Social app was offered for download from the Apple App Store to a limited number of subscribers who had preordered, with others added to a waiting list to be given access over the next 10 days. The site encountered technical glitches shortly after launch, with reports that subscribers were shut out for hours. Others had trouble signing on. The site is not expected to be open to anyone who wants to download it until next month. Trump is hoping Truth Social will attract the millions who followed him on Twitter as he hints at a third presidential run, triggering a wave of other subscribers to justify the billions of dollars that investors have bet on the venture. Shares in a company that plans to buy Trump Media and Technology Group, the parent of Truth Social, have soared in recent months.

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Greenwald: The Neoliberal War On Dissent In The West Authored by Glenn Greenwald via greenwald.substack.com , When it comes to distant and adversarial countries, we are taught to recognize tyranny through the use of telltale tactics of repression. Dissent from orthodoxies is censored. Protests against the state are outlawed. Dissenters are harshly punished with no due process. Long prison terms are doled out for political transgressions rather than crimes of violence. Journalists are treated as criminals and spies. Opposition to the policies of political leaders are recast as crimes against the state. Police in Canada deployed to dislodge the final truckers and protesters from downtown Ottawa, aimed at bringing an end to three weeks of demonstrations over Covid-19 health rules. (Photo by Dave Chan / AFP) (Photo by DAVE CHAN/AFP via Getty Images) When a government that is adverse to the West engages in such conduct, it is not just easy but obligatory to malign it as despotic. Thus can one find, on a virtually daily basis, articles in the Western press citing the government''s use of those tactics in Russia, China, Iran, Venezuela and whatever other countries the West has an interest in disparaging (articles about identical tactics from regimes supported by the West from Riyadh to Cairo are much rarer).

According to CNN and The Washington Post, the app, Truth Social, launched on Apple''s App Store on Sunday.